When starting a new construction project, builders may encounter poor soil conditions around the building site. If you build on these poor soils you are setting up the project for failure from the start. If you use new construction piers for your new home in North Carolina, you can change that outcome from the get-go. Installing new construction piers you can transfer the load of the home to much deeper, stable soils.
Tar Heel Foundation Solutions utilizes Earth Contact Products (ECP). These are designed and tested for deep soil applications and perfect for new construction. Our team can determine what the load requirements are as well as the situation with the soil conditions and come up with an underpinning solution that will work for your new construction project.
ECP products have been used in new construction projects quite frequently. They are drilled into the ground until they reach stable soils down below the foundation. Torque anchors are part of the family of helical piers. These anchors have a shaft and are welded to this shaft is a helical plate. This increases the diameter of the pier and this adds to the strength as well as the stability of the pier itself. These piers are excellent for new construction projects, and also for existing homes and businesses that experience foundation settlement and sinking. They are easy to install without causing much disruption to the land around your home or business. So many construction projects are completed on soil that is not compacted properly. In these cases, helical piers are very likely a welcome solution that can save you money in the long run.
To learn more about helical piers and underpinning for new construction, contact us at any time. Give your new home a stable start with our help!
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