Mini Piling Contractors

Mini Piling Methods

There are different types of mini-piling methods, such as:

• Driven Piles: Piles are driven into the ground using a pile driver typically made of steel; these piles are installed to a set depth utilising a hammer or vibratory hammer.
• Bored Piles: These piles are constructed by excavating a hole in the ground and then filling it with concrete and reinforcing steel. The hole is typically bored using a rotary or percussion drill.
• Mini Screw Piles: In this, piles are screwed into the ground using a torque motor. It is most commonly used in sandy soils, as it can be installed quickly and with minimal disturbance to the surrounding soil.
• Mini Displacement Piles: These piles are installed by pushing a steel pipe into the soil and then filling the pipe with concrete. The pipe is then withdrawn, leaving the concrete pile in place.
• Mini Sheet Piling: A series of steel sheets are interlocked to form retaining walls. They are used where soil retention is required for the time being: these sheets can be removed and reused on other construction sites once the groundwork has been done.

Mini piling is an efficient and cost-effective foundation construction method that can provide a stable and secure foundation for various structures in difficult soil conditions. It is also a quick foundation construction method and can be used in confined spaces.