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When working on a new build, you must start with a sturdy foundation. Pile driving is a necessary part of the construction process because it stabilizes your home’s foundation. It will also save you from costly future repairs.
But what else should you know about pile driving?
Piling is the process of inserting piles into the ground to provide stable and reliable support.
Piles are usually long, cylindrical structures made from concrete or steel. During installation, they go through different layers of soil, until they reach a solid rock layer, or at least a solid and stable soil layer. Piles serve as a deep foundation for a building, and evenly distribute its weight.
If you are building a new house, a lot of planning goes into the project before the work begins. One of the first things to do is assess the quality of the soil where the house will be built.
If the top layer of soil is weak or wet, piling will solve this problem. Without piling, a house built on weak soil is in danger of collapsing or slowly sinking into the ground.
If your home is already sliding or sinking, we can help! Our team will drive piles and repair any damage to your house. This includes foundation issues, as well as framing and interior refinishing of cracked walls.
Unfortunately, insurance doesn’t usually cover the expense of repairing your home if it slides or sinks. It’s crucial to have steel piles installed prior to construction, which is what we do.
When we install piles as part of new construction, you’ll know your house is on a stable and sturdy foundation for years to come. You will save time, money, and never worry about the integrity of your foundation.
Our team has over 45 years of experience that we bring to every project. Your new build is in good hands with us.
Don’t wait for your home to slide or sink. When you start a new construction project, contact us to complete the pile driving.