Two similar methods with some important differences

CFA piling and SFA piling are both bored, cast in-situ foundation methods that produce reinforced concrete piles. To the untrained eye the finished result looks broadly the same, and both methods share a number of advantages including low noise, low vibration, and suitability for urban and residential environments. However the way each method installs the pile is fundamentally different, and those differences have a real bearing on which one is appropriate for your site, your ground conditions, and your project constraints.

Understanding the distinction between the two helps ensure the right method is specified from the outset rather than having to reconsider part way through the design or installation process.

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