Mini piling is a technique that offers a perfect solution for efficient and cost-effective foundation building. With the use of narrower diameter steel shafts, these piles are light in weight but incredibly strong, supporting heavy loads effortlessly. By drilling or screwing the hollow shafts into the ground and filling them with concrete, a sturdy and rigid pile is created. This technique eliminates the need for additional support even in loose or weak soil conditions.

When is Mini Piling needed?

This technique is perfect for such situations, and sectional auger mini piles are just what you need. By drilling down and utilizing flight sections, the stability of the soil is maintained. Depending on the soil’s condition, these flight sections can be left in place or removed after pouring in the concrete.

Bottom Driven Piles Openshaw

This technique involves using an internal drop hammer to drive closed end metal casings into the ground. Once in position, the casing is filled with concrete, providing a strong and sturdy base for any structure.