GoliathTech Your Helical (Screw) Pile Installer - Hamilton/St.Catharines
GoliathTech Hamilton/St.Catharines - Helix Inc.
Wainfleet, Ontario L0S 1V0
Helical (Screw) Piles: The Best and Most Long-lasting Foundation System Available Today For Decks, Foundations and More!
GoliathTech Hamilton/St.Catharines is your certified screw pile installer for the cities of Hamilton, Cambridge, Brantford, Brant, North Dumfries, and more. Discover additional cities we serve below
Helical (screw) piles, also called helical piles or screw piles, can be used for foundations such as decks or other light structures. They can often be installed in less than four hours, will cause minimal to no damage to your landscape, and will remain level over time, resisting sinking or shifting due to soil movement.
View more applications that are perfect for helical (screw) pile foundations!
Contact us for your deck, foundation, or any residential, commercial or municipal project so you can rest assured your helical (screw) pile foundation will be durable and stable.
Cities served by your installer
- Hamilton
- Cambridge
- Brantford
- Brant
- North Dumfries
- Ainslie Wood
- Allison
- Ancaster
- Ancaster Heights
- Ayr
- Balfour
- Balmoral
- Barstown
- Beaver Corner
- Bishops Gate
- Blackheath
- Blacks Corners
- Blair Road
- Bonnington
- Branchton
- Brock Gardens
- Bruces
- Bruleville
- Buchanan
- Burkholme
- Caledonia
- Canborough
- Canfield
- Canfield Junction
- Carpenter
- Cayuga
- Central Hamilton
- Centremount
- Chappel West
- Cheapside
- Chedoke Park A
- Chedoke Park B
- Clanbrassil
- Clearview Estates
- Clyde
- Cootes Paradise
- Cootes Paradise A
- Cootes Paradise B
- Copetown
- Corktown
- Cranston
- Crerar
- Dancaster Courts
- Darling Road
- Decewsville
- Dogs Nest
- Duff's Corners
- Dundas
- Dundurn A
- Dundurn B
- Dundurn C
- Durand
- Eagle Place
- Empire Corners
- Erie
- Fairview
- Falkirk West
- Falkland
- Featherstone
- Fessenden
- Fiddlesticks
- Fisherville
- Flamboro
- Flamborough
- Freelton
- Galt
- Garners Corners
- Garnet
- Gilbert
- Gill
- Glen Morris
- Glenwood Heights
- Gourley
- Greenfield
- Greeningdon
- Greenside Acres
- Greensville
- Greensway-Chaplin
- Gurnett
- Hagersville
- Hall
- Hamilton
- Hamilton South
- Harmony Hall II
- Harrisburg
- Hartford
- Hayesland
- Hickory Beach
- Highland Park Survey
- Hill Park
- Holmedale
- Hopkins Corners
- Hopkins Survey
- Inch Park
- Jarvis
- Jerome
- Jerseyville
- Keadon Park
- Kennedy East
- Kennedy West
- Kernighan
- Kirkendall North
- Kirkendall South
- Kirkwall
- Kohler
- Lambs Croners
- Langford
- Lawfield
- Little Buffalo
- Lynden
- Lythmore
- Macassa
- Maple Lane Annex
- Maywood
- Meadowlands
- Median Corners
- Middleport
- Millgrove
- Millgrove Station
- Mineral Springs
- Mohawk
- Mohawk Meadows
- Mountview
- Mt Healy
- Mt Pleasant
- Mt Vernon
- Nakoma
- Nanticoke
- Nelles Corners
- Newport
- Nober
- Oakhill
- Oshweken
- Onondaga
- Orr's Lake
- Osborne Corners
- Paris
- Peacock Point
- Perth Park
- Peters Corners
- Pinecrest
- Pinehurst Park
- Pleasant Valley
- Pleasant View Survey
- Port Dover
- Rainhame Centre
- Raligh
- Reid's Mill
- Reidsville
- Renforth
- Rock Chapel
- Rockcliffe Survey
- Rockton
- Rolston
- Roseville
- Ryckmans
- Saint Johns
- Sandusk
- Sandy Cover
- Sheffield
- Sheldon
- Shep's Subdivision
- Sims Locks
- Sinclairville
- Six Nations Corner
- Sixty-Nine Corners
- Smith's Corners
- Smooth Town
- Sour Spring
- Southam
- Southcote
- Southwood
- Springvale
- St George
- Stinson
- Stoneridge
- Strabane
- Strathcona
- Sweets Corners
- Thorner
- Tom Longboat Corners
- Townsend
- Troy
- Tutela Heights
- Tyneside
- University Gardens
- Upper
- Valens
- Varency
- Vaughan Survey
- Victoria Mills
- Waterdown
- Waterdown North
- West Brant
- West Flamborough
- West Galt
- Westcliffe East
- Westcliffe West
- Westdale
- Westdale North
- Westdale South
- White Oaks Village
- Willow Grove
- Woodlawn Park
- Wrigley Corners
- Wyndham Hills
- Yeoville
- York
What can helical (screw) piles be used for?
Helical piles are an anchoring solution capable of supporting the heaviest loads, and can be installed in all types of soils no matter what the environmental challenges.
Our products are designed to solidly support residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal projects.
What are the GoliathTech advantages?
Minimal impact to the landscape
Start building immediately after installation
Perfectly level structure
Year-round installation
No excavation
Removable and reusable
A helical (screw) pile installation: quick and easy!
While construction projects usually leave you tired, frustrated, and counting down the days, with GoliathTech’s help, you’ll find yourself at ease. The expertise of our certified installers, combined with the cutting-edge technology used by our team, allows us to gather and then calculate all the information that we need for the project’s success; and ultimately, to leave you with a project that you’ve only imagined in your dreams.
Steps 2 and 3 is where the helical pile installation occurs
Step 1
Planning your project
First and foremost, it is essential to determine the nature of your project and the contractor who will build it, as well as the various needs associated with it. Evaluate the time, budget, and space available to you so that you can pass this information on to one of our certified installers, when the time comes.
Step 2
Consultation and estimate
Our certified installers are waiting for your call! With the help of precise calculations and an analysis of the type of soil and the load to be supported, they will be able to provide you with an estimate of the cost of the product and will design a solution tailored to your needs.
Step 3
Installation
The big day has finally arrived. The screw piles will be screwed in as deeply as possible. It’s likely that during the installation, some technical details will need to be adjusted, such as the length of the piles or the size of the helices. Our experts know how to react quickly in order to ensure the absolute stability of your foundation.
Step 4
Everything is ready for construction
There’s no delay or clean-up required between the end of the helical (screw) pile installation and the start of construction. As soon as the last screw pile is anchored into the ground, your contractor can start building your project.
Are you an engineer? Get more detailed information on load capacity and calculations
Frequently Asked Questions
How much weight can a helical (screw) pile support?
Since this depends on the soil type, it's at the time of installation that the weight that each helical (screw) pile can support will be determined. It's important to note that the more compact the soil, the greater the bearing capacity of the helical (screw) pile. This capacity (also known as compression or tension) is confirmed at the time of installation, in accordance with the quality standards and requirements met by all GoliathTech helical (screw) pile. In some cases, a certificate may be issued by an engineer to validate the compliance of the upcoming work.
How much does a helical pile cost?
Contrary to popular belief, GoliathTech helical pile are a cost-effective long-term solution. However, there are a number of factors to consider when estimating the cost, such as the structure to be supported, soil type, length of helical pile required, and the accessibility of the site. Please contact a GoliathTech certified installer to learn more.
What is the recommended distance between each screw pile?
Depending on industry standards and the type of structure to be supported, a distance of 8 to 10 feet is generally recommended between each screw pile.
What are the possible approaches if there's a rock in the soil?
In most cases, we can shift the rock slightly to install the helical (screw) pile. If the GoliathTech certified installer is unable to move the rock due to its size, then the pile can be installed in another location, providing the project allows it. If the location of the structure cannot be changed, the installer will typically use a mini excavator adapted to this type of scenario. This will allow the GoliathTech expert to install the helical (screw) pile leaving as small of a footprint as possible.
Can helical (screw) pile be installed under an existing structure?
Absolutely! Although, helical (screw) piles must be installed in close proximity to the structure being supported. To install helical (screw) piles in the middle of an existing structure, access must be provided. For example, it is recommended to remove a few boards from a wooden deck to install helical (screw) piles in an otherwise inaccessible area.
Does the helical pile need to be covered with a plastic casing to protect it from freezing?
Not at all. The double protection of our helical piles prevents ground movement due to freezing and thawing at all levels: from the inside and from the outside. Polyurethane insulation prevents ice from forming inside the helical piles and keeps them above freezing. In addition, the piles are installed below the frost line and the helix at the end of the pile serves as an anchor that prevents the helical pile from rising to the surface during periods of intense cold.
Are your screw pile surrounded with a polyurethane/plastic sleeve?
Since our screw piles are comprised of a smooth metal tube and are installed below the frost line, a coating is unnecessary. Also, a polyurethane sleeve would tend to rise to the surface due to the freeze/thaw cycle, without necessarily returning to its original position over time. This can lead to support problems and could damage your structure in the long term.
Types of applications: a helical (screw) pile foundation for incomparable anchorage
From deck to home foundations, our helical pile system is the best foundation solution for you.
No matter what your project is…
GoliathTech helical (screw) piles are ready
In order to provide you with a screw pile foundation solution that’s designed to meet your needs and specific project, our network of certified installers and consultants make the most of their vast expertise in the field. Recognized for their know-how, they conform helical piles to meet the unique nature of your property and project, rather than offering you a solution... cast in concrete!
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