Screw Piling

Screwpiling is an alternative to conventional concrete piles:

  1. Sustainability: Screw piles are a sustainable choice, aligning with environmentally conscious construction practices.
  2. Removability: They can be removed after use, leaving no environmental impact, which makes them suitable for temporary structures.
  3. No Earth Removal: Screw piles do not require earth removal during installation, reducing environmental impact and costs.
  4. Tree Safety: The system is designed to be tree-safe, ensuring the preservation of trees on the property.
  5. Quiet Installation: The installation process is quiet, minimising disruption to the surrounding environment.
  6. Quick Installation: Screw piles can be installed quickly, reducing project timelines.
  7. No Pile Mat Required: Unlike some conventional methods, they don’t require a separate pile mat.
  8. Low Risk: The system is low-risk, making it a safe choice for various applications.
  9. Low Carbon: Screw piles have a low carbon footprint, contributing to sustainability efforts.
  10. Less Plant and Machinery: They require fewer plant and machinery resources compared to some conventional methods.
  11. Instant Feedback: Torque readings provide instant feedback on pile capacity.
  12. Weather Tolerant: Screw piles can be installed in any weather conditions, eliminating delays due to cold or hot weather.
  13. Instant Loading: There’s no need to wait for setting; the piles can be loaded instantly.

 

In the technical aspect, screw piles are versatile and can be used in various situations where conventional piled foundations would typically be specified. They are well-suited for resisting compression or tension loads in poor soil conditions by transferring loads to high-end bearing capacity helical plates. This adaptability makes them suitable for industrial, commercial, and residential applications, including underpinning, masts, signs, retaining structures, houses, and portal arch buildings.

Where to start?

When planning your project, it’s important to make smart choices. If your project has a heavy load, it may require bigger and deeper piles, which can cost more money. We recommend making your construction as light as possible to save money. You can do this by using materials like steel frame ring beams, lightweight steel floor joists, and different coverings like brick SLIPs, timber, or cement board for lighter buildings. But if your project is really heavy, we offer services like reinforced footings, poured concrete, and special suspended concrete floors using blocks and beams.

Where to start?

When planning your project, it’s important to make smart choices. If your project has a heavy load, it may require bigger and deeper piles, which can cost more money. We recommend making your construction as light as possible to save money. You can do this by using materials like steel frame ring beams, lightweight steel floor joists, and different coverings like brick SLIPs, timber, or cement board for lighter buildings. But if your project is really heavy, we offer services like reinforced footings, poured concrete, and special suspended concrete floors using blocks and beams.