Faq

We typically need the project drawings plus a geotechnical report or borings.

Yes you can.

Not usually. We can estimate without a soil report only if the project drawings clearly specify the pile type, helical lead section, and overall length.

Yes. Budgetary pricing can be provided when the required information is available (typically including TTAH, if applicable).

Custom made parts have the biggest impact on lead time. Stock items are usually available, subject to prior orders and inventory.

Yes. We encourage you to send them – it helps us confirm the correct materials and provide the most accurate quote.

We are located in Philadelphia, PA, and ship our products throughout the USA.

Yes.

Helical piles are used for new construction foundations, underpinning settling structures, temporary and permanent tiebacks, solar foundations, and street light foundations.

If you have rock as a bearing strata that is close to the suface. Send us your borings and we can tell you if helical piles are appropriate for your project.

A grouted pulldown pile is a helical pile with grout encasing the extension length. It aids in buckling capacity and adds a friction component to the pile capacity.
Learn more about Grouted Pulldown Piles

A composite rotary driven pile consisting of a pipe core with continuous flight augers and grout. It is used for large pile loads typically on commercial/industrial projects.
Learn more about STELCOR Drilled-In Displacement Micropiles

Yes, we provide installer referrals.

We provide training for installation contractors who use our products.

Link to the equipment brochures

Continuous Monitoring torque verifies pile load capacity.

Link to installation forms

Link to brochures

Link to installation videos

Fill out our form and we will contact you.

Stamped engineering is available for an additional fee, when required.

The installing contractor is responsible for meeting the project’s capacity requirements. Product warranties are available.

If corrosive soils or groundwater are identified in the geotechnical report, we can coordinate an engineering review and recommend appropriate corrosion protection. Options may include hot-dip galvanizing and grout encapsulation, depending on the application.