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Foundation installed without affecting adjacent property

As a region sees more and more development, there is more construction on marginal sites. Suitable bearing soil may only exist at depths greater than normal. Adjacent structures may preclude the use of H-Piles or poured concrete foundations. Foundation designers may also need to consider potential problems related to anchoring as well as to bearing.

Helical Pier® Foundation Systems manufactured by CHANCE® offer an excellent solution to these problems. They can provide anchor capacity for building structures and towers subjected to wind loads and can be used in bearing applications for new foundations.

Design should include professional engineering input and site specific soil information. The design for ultimate and allowable bearing or anchor loads for helical products is established by classical geotechnical theory, supplemented by empirical data developed from field load tests.

Other applications for this product include foundation support for signs and light standards, slab underpinning, and column underpinning.

Here's a drawing of the "anatomy" of a new construction helical pier.


 

Benefits of Atlas Helical Foundation Piers:

Fast installation
Minimal site disturbance
Ease of installation in limited access areas
On-site load test capability
Immediate loading
All-weather installation
Exceptional strength
No vibration
No soil removal
More economical than other foundation types
Both bearing and anchoring capabilities

 

 

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