by Bruce Stroyer | Aug 31, 2023 | Helical Case Study, Helical Piles, News
Helical piles are installed using hydraulic-powered rotary equipment and are turned into the ground while crowd or downward pressure is exerted on the helical pile shaft. Screwing a pile into soil minimises vibrations, accelerates pile advancement, and allows more...
by Bruce Stroyer | Jul 24, 2023 | Helical Piles, News
Helical piles have grown in popularity in the past decade as they’ve become more accessible and awareness of the technology has grown. Further testing and studies have improved the design of helical piles making them more efficient and increasing opportunities for...
by Bruce Stroyer | Jun 8, 2023 | Helical Piles, News
Helical piles have been around since the 1800s. Though, unless you have been a part of a project that had specific challenges, you may never have worked with them. While the advantages of using helical piles are typically recognized on sites that have challenges...
by Bruce Stroyer | May 15, 2023 | Helical Historic Preservation, Helical Piles
One of downtown Rochester’s most distinctive landmarks, the Aqueduct Building at 50 E. Broad St., fronts the Genesee River, and is part of a 1.7-acre parcel called Aqueduct Park. This incredible building is topped by a 21-foot, 700-pound statue of Mercury. Built in...
by Bruce Stroyer | Apr 13, 2023 | Helical Piles, News
What really underpins our success? It’s more than the focus we put on inventing, innovating and manufacturing high quality foundation systems. It’s also the design support and insight we offer to the engineers and architects we work with every day. What do the results...
by Bruce Stroyer | Mar 21, 2023 | Helical Piles, News
There are teams who get the job done and there are teams who add value. We do both and then some… Not content with just working in this industry, we’ve always set out to lead it. So here we are, more than 30 years later, with somewhat of a reputation for being a...
