Screw Piles for Alberta Structural Engineers & Home Inspectors
You spot the issue, and then the homeowner wants to know who to phone. Here is exactly what happens after you pass along our name.
No inflated repairs
When a crack is only cosmetic or the movement has already stopped, we tell the homeowner that. An unneeded underpinning job would cost your reputation far more than it would ever pay us.
We build to your spec
Where you have set the pile size, layout or capacity, that is what goes in, and it is documented. No silent substitutions.
A torque log for each pile
We record installation torque pile by pile and correlate it to capacity using the CCMC evaluation tables for that pile system, giving you a figure you can check against a published reference.
As-builts and APEGA-stamped drawings
Supplied whenever your review or the permit calls for them, laid out so you can realistically sign off.
You hear from us first
Should the soil differ from what the report predicted, we stop and tell you before the work continues.
Reach the people on site
Phone us and talk to someone who actually stood on that job. There is no dispatcher in the way.
Typical reasons we get the call
- Footings that are settling and need helical underpinning
- Re-levelling and lifting a foundation
- Beam and crawlspace support
- Additions built close to an existing foundation
- Movement flagged in a pre-purchase inspection
- Restoration and insurance claims
Referral questions
Phone us directly, or email the report with a few photos. We will give you a straight answer on whether screw piles suit that structure.