GoliathTech Utah

10/15/2026

Our helical piles carry a stack of independent third-party certifications that together cover the product's manufacturing quality, environmental practices, welding standards, and building code compliance. As a GoliathTech Utah customer in Utah or Wyoming, those certifications are part of what you are getting when you go with us as your certified foundation installer. Jump into our latest article and see what each one means.

https://www.gtut.com/post/what-goliathtech-s-certifications-mean-for-your-foundation-project

10/04/2026

! Lagoon Amusement Park Name officially released. Stay tuned for updates on our helical pile install for a pretty cool roller coaster! We may have had to check out the since we put helical piles under it as well…



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10/04/2026

Lagoon reveal on helical piles

10/04/2026

Lagoon ride reveal on helical piles!

10/02/2026

So excited to be part of this!

New Intamin launching single rail Roller Coaster coming to Lagoon in Utah. Lagoon says the new coaster will have nearly 1,746 feet of track and at 102 seconds, the ride will last nearly 1 minute and 42 seconds, longer than many high-thrill launch coasters. It will also have two separate launches keeping riders moving throughout the experience. This should be a great Addition to an already coaster stacked park!

09/24/2026

If you have been to Lagoon lately, you have seen our equipment. Excited for this one to be reviewed.

What's Lagoon got up its sleeve? The wait is almost over as the park is set to announce a "groundbreaking" new attraction, but what is it?

Story below...

08/16/2026

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08/12/2026

We know that deck builders and homeowners hear the pitch, no digging, no curing, done in a day, but showing the numbers is more convincing than statements. This case study walks through a typical mid-size residential helical pile deck foundation project in Utah and compares what the foundation phase looks like with concrete footings versus GoliathTech Utah helical piles, using standard install parameters for a project of this size.

Read the full article 👇
https://www.gtut.com/post/deck-foundation-case-study-helical-piles-vs-concrete

08/12/2026

Great breakdown for foundations. Even better engineer!

Not every crack in your foundation is bad news, but some are talking to you. 🧱

The quick read most homeowners don't know:
• Thin, vertical hairline cracks? Usually just concrete curing or minor settling, cosmetic.
• Horizontal cracks, or stair-step cracks running through the brick or block? That's the one to take seriously, it can signal pressure or movement the foundation isn't handling.

Add doors that won't close, sloped floors, or a crack that keeps growing, and it's time for a licensed structural engineer to measure whether it's active or stable — before you buy, sell, or panic.

Most turn out fine. But you want to know, not guess.

📌 Save this for the next crack you spot — and tag someone house-hunting.

07/09/2026

It's the middle of build season in Utah and Wyoming, and if you're planning a project right now, you've probably hit the same question every homeowner and contractor eventually asks: does this thing need a real foundation and if so, what kind?

Helical piles (also called screw piles or helical piers) aren't the answer for everything. But for most foundation projects, they're the faster, cleaner, and more reliable answer than pouring concrete. This foundation decision guide walks through when helical piles make sense, when they're overkill, and how to decide for your specific project.

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https://www.gtut.com/post/which-projects-actually-need-helical-piles-a-foundation-decision-guide