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Pile Drilling and Screw Pile Installation

10/10/2026

Helical pile load testing shows what the installed piles can actually support—not just what the plans predict. It verifies capacity on the real jobsite and helps confirm that soil conditions, installation torque, and pile performance are working together as intended. For homeowners, builders, and project managers, that means fewer surprises and better confidence in the foundation system. This article breaks down what load testing proves and why it matters before the next phase of construction.

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10/09/2026

Tight access doesn’t have to stop a foundation project. Mini skid steer screw piles can provide reliable support for additions, garages, decks, and other projects where larger equipment can’t reach the work area. The right approach depends on site access, utilities, ground conditions, and proper preparation before drilling begins. This article explains what to expect and how to coordinate a smoother installation in restricted spaces.

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10/08/2026

Torque verification is more than checking a number on the machine—it confirms whether screw piles are installed to the required capacity and site conditions. This article explains the practical steps for verifying torque correctly, avoiding common measurement mistakes, and documenting results for the project record. It’s a straightforward guide for contractors and project managers who need reliable foundation support and clear installation records.

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10/07/2026

Basement excavation can create serious footing challenges, especially when access is tight or existing structures need support. Screw piles provide a practical, low-disruption foundation solution that can be installed efficiently in challenging Edmonton-area sites. This article covers where they fit, how site conditions affect installation, and what contractors and property owners should plan for before work begins.

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10/06/2026

Basement settlement is not always obvious at first, but cracks, uneven floors, sticking doors, and shifting walls can point to a foundation problem that needs attention. This example breaks down what was happening, why the site required a closer look, and how proper foundation support can address the issue. Understanding the signs early helps homeowners and contractors plan the right repair before the damage becomes more extensive.

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10/05/2026

Digging is underway, but conventional footings aren’t always the right answer for a new house. Helical piles can provide engineered support after excavation, especially where access, soil conditions, or site constraints make other foundation options difficult. Our latest article covers what needs to be prepared, coordinated, and considered before installation so the job stays on track.

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10/04/2026

Retaining walls don’t always need anchors—but when soil pressure, wall height, drainage, or site conditions raise the risk of movement, anchoring may be the right solution. Our latest article explains when retaining wall anchors become necessary and what to consider before drilling, including access, utilities, and ground conditions. It’s a practical overview for homeowners, builders, and contractors planning work in Edmonton and surrounding areas.

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10/03/2026

Heavy entrance gates need more than a solid-looking post—they need dependable support below grade. Entrance gate piles provide the stability required for large, frequently used gates, helping prevent shifting, sagging, and alignment problems over time. With proper planning for access, utilities, soil conditions, and site preparation, the installation can be completed efficiently and with minimal disruption.

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10/02/2026

Foundation settlement is not always obvious, and guessing at the cause can lead to wasted time and the wrong repair. Our latest article covers seven practical checks, from cracks and slope changes to drainage, soil conditions, and movement over time. These steps help homeowners, builders, and contractors determine whether they’re seeing minor movement or a problem that needs engineered foundation support.

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09/30/2026

Got a sloped site and need a foundation solution that won’t shift, settle, or leave you guessing? We break down the best foundation options that work on slopes—what to prepare before drilling, how to handle access and utility locates, and what actually holds up over time. If you’re planning a new build, addition, garage, deck, or underpinning around Edmonton, this guide will help you plan the job the right way from day one. It’s written from the jobsite perspective, so you know what gets installed and why.

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52106 Rge. Road 273
Spruce Grove, AB

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+17807225686

Website

http://bighorndrilling.net/

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