Micro Piles
Micro piles are small-diameter piles used to stabilize foundations in areas with restricted access or challenging soil conditions.
Micro Piles
Some sites simply don't have room for standard pier equipment: tight crawl spaces, interior access points, or restrictive property lines. Micro piles use small-diameter, low-clearance equipment to reach the same stable, load-bearing soil a full-sized system would, without needing full equipment access.
How we install micro piles
A clear path from inspection to finished work.
Inspection
Access constraints and load requirements are assessed.
Pile design
Small-diameter piles are sized to the foundation's needs.
Installation
Piles are installed using compact, low-clearance equipment.
Load transfer
The foundation is connected to the new piles.
Finish
Documentation and warranty are provided.
"The mistake people make is treating a symptom as the problem. We diagnose why a foundation moved before we decide how to stabilize it, then stand behind the work with a warranty tied to what the piers actually reached."
The difference is in the diagnosis
Get several quotes and you'll see a wide range of prices. The gap isn't luck, it's whether the contractor finds the actual cause and stands behind the work.
Frequently asked questions
What are micro piles used for?
Reinforcing foundations in tight-access areas where standard equipment can't operate.
Are micro piles suitable for small spaces?
Yes, that's their primary advantage over standard pier systems.
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