When Screw Piling Is Used

Understanding when screw piling is the right structural foundation choice

Screw piling is not a universal solution and it is not specified simply because it is fast or because it avoids concrete. It is chosen when a proper assessment of the ground conditions, the structural loads, the site constraints, and the programme requirements all point towards it as the most appropriate and practical foundation method for the specific project. One of the most distinctive aspects of screw piling is the range of situations it can unlock that other foundation methods cannot, from sites with Tree Preservation Orders where ground disturbance must be minimised, to protected land and environmentally sensitive locations where a concrete free, low excavation approach is a planning requirement rather than just a preference.

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