Referral

Screw Piles for Structural Engineers & Home Inspectors in Alberta

You find the problem. Your client asks who to call. This page is so you know exactly what happens when you give them our name.

We do not oversell a repair

If a crack is cosmetic or the movement has stopped, we say so. A referral that turns into an unnecessary underpinning job costs you more than it earns us.

Your specification is the specification

If you have specified pile size, capacity or layout, we install to it and document it. We do not quietly substitute.

Torque logs on every pile

Installation torque recorded per pile and correlated to capacity against the pile system's CCMC evaluation tables — so you have a number to review against a published reference, not a verbal assurance.

APEGA-stamped drawings and as-builts

Produced where the permit or your review requires them, in a format you can actually sign off on.

We report back to you

If the ground turns out different from what the report anticipated, you hear it from us before we carry on.

A direct line

Call and speak to someone who was on the site. No dispatch queue between you and the answer.

Where we are usually called in

  • Settling footings needing helical underpinning
  • Foundation lifting and re-levelling
  • Crawlspace and beam support
  • Additions tight to an existing foundation
  • Pre-purchase inspections that flagged movement
  • Insurance and restoration work
A person in a hi-vis vest and hard hat holds a rugged tablet showing a line chart while standing beside an installed galvanized pile head.
Reviewing pile documentation on site
An optical level on a tripod and a levelling staff set up on a bare subfloor in an empty room to measure differential floor elevation.
Surveying floor levels during a settlement assessment

Referral enquiries

Call direct, or send a report and photos and we will tell you honestly whether piles are the right answer for that structure.