For over five decades, Payne Construction Services Inc. has been the go-to destination for expert helical pile installation in New Hampshire. With our legacy of excellence in the industry, we specialize in providing tailored solutions, using advanced equipment, and prioritizing safety. Elevate your property to new heights with our trusted services today.
Helical pilings are foundation systems that are an affordable alternative to wood and steel driven piles or concrete caissons. The purpose of a helical pile is to provide foundational support for a structure that is installed between 10 to 25 feet below the soil. Some helical piles may be required to be installed deeper, depending on the site.
As your trusted helical pile installation company in New Hampshire, we are well-acquainted with local ground and challenges. This local knowledge allows us to navigate solutions effectively and execute your project without unnecessary complications. Additionally, our familiarity with the area helps us identify potential issues before they arise.
Absolutely, helical pilings are a very effective foundation solution for your home, business, or any other structure. We’re able to monitor the helical torque every millimeter of the way with our state-of-the-art wireless helical torque monitoring system to ensure that everything goes smoothly during the installation process. Since we’re able to be so careful during installation, we’re also able to confidently stand by our quality guarantees that your helical piling foundation is sturdy, safe, solid, and exceeds your standards.
Like most construction-related projects, the cost of helical piles will vary depending on the project. Some structures may only require a handful of helical piles while others could require many more. Costs also vary depending on if we are installing the helical piles for a new structure or under an existing foundation. What’s more, while most helical piles will extend 15-25 feet below the ground, some could be buried much further, and the longer the pile is, the more it will cost. For a quick and honest quote on helical piling services in the New Hampshire area, contact Payne Construction Services, Inc. today.
Yes, houses may be built on helical pile foundations and they are one of the most common structures to do so. In fact, a helical piling may just be the best option for your new home. If your home sits above the ground, you can add some additional foundation space since helical pilings stick out above the soil. Wood and concrete piles, on the other hand, are driven into the ground and support the house on bedrock. Contact Payne Construction Services, Inc. today to see if your new home is a good candidate for helical piles as a foundation solution.
