Pacific Foundation Inc

Pacific Foundation Inc Pacific Foundation is a geotechnical construction company specializing in design-build, public works and commercial projects.

Pacific Foundation is a Washington-based geotechnical construction company focusing on all forms of Deep Foundations, Ground Improvement, and Earth Retention Systems. Our team of seasoned professionals provide unparalleled integrity and unmatched commitment, with a singular focus on establishing long-term relationships and repeat business. This focus allows us to see beyond many everyday challenge

s in the drilling industry and create repeat success for all parties involved. We have successfully estimated, managed and constructed over $200 Million in ground improvement, foundation and shoring projects in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Hawaii and North Dakota. Our capabilities include in-house geotechnical engineering with unmatched expertise in the field. We invest heavily in the best equipment available because we know that this is what enables our staff to excel at their jobs. We expect a lot from them, but they can only be efficient if they're using tools that are up-to-date and well maintained. The people of Pacific Foundation are some of the best in the industry. They share a passion for drilling, customer satisfaction, and putting forth a product of remarkable quality. Each member of our team is highly experienced and brings his or her own unique skill, resulting in a team that is far greater than the sum of its parts.

Two hundred and fifty years ago, a few stubborn Americans put pen to paper and bet everything on freedom.Then the real w...
07/04/2026

Two hundred and fifty years ago, a few stubborn Americans put pen to paper and bet everything on freedom.

Then the real work started.

For 250 years, this country has been built by people with dirt on their boots, sweat on their backs, and enough grit to turn hard ground into something worth standing on...Farmers. Builders. Operators. Welders. Truck drivers. Mechanics. Engineers. Laborers.

At Pacific Foundation, we’re proud to do our part below the surface, supporting the places where America keeps moving, working, and building.

Here’s to the work. Here’s to freedom. Here’s to America.

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Pacific Foundation!

From sequencing micropile work in the basement of the Oregon Capitol to spotting the vertical drill on a bridge replacem...
06/30/2026

From sequencing micropile work in the basement of the Oregon Capitol to spotting the vertical drill on a bridge replacement, Lead Man Emilio Soto brings the same level of focus, leadership, and professionalism to every project.

No matter the job, Emilio leads from the front and sets the standard for the crews around him. We're proud to have people like him representing Pacific Foundation every day.

Thanks to Emilio and his entire crew for the hard work and dedication as we close out a busy sprint heading into the Fourth of July. Have a safe and well-earned holiday, team!

Drill Junkies

Sometimes the visible progress on a project only tells part of the story. On the 24" Waterline project on Lehua Ave in H...
05/08/2026

Sometimes the visible progress on a project only tells part of the story. On the 24" Waterline project on Lehua Ave in Hawaii, much of the complexity is happening below grade.

This work combines a large-diameter utility installation with constrained access, adjacent roadway and structural limitations, congested existing utilities, and trench conditions requiring effective groundwater cutoff control.

To support the jet grouting operation, we're utilizing a specialized system that provides real-time control and monitoring of grout flow, volume, and pressure. This level of control allows the team to accurately shape treatment zones around existing utilities and adapt to areas requiring additional ground improvement.

Foothills Road is a good example of what roadway foundation work requires beyond the drilling itself. Pacific Foundatio...
04/29/2026

Foothills Road is a good example of what roadway foundation work requires beyond the drilling itself. Pacific Foundation’s scope included drilled shafts and soldier piles for sound-wall support on the ODOT Foothills Road Corridor in Medford and Jackson County.

The larger project modernized nearly four miles of roadway with improvements for safety, access, bike lanes, sidewalks, and traffic flow.

In the field, that means working inside an active civil construction sequence with limited access, defined staging, alignment requirements, and other trades depending on the work being completed correctly. Spanning two summer seasons 4+ hours away from home, our crews dug deep to make this one a success.

Roadway work puts pressure on the people, the setup, and the timeline. Equipment position, material handling, crew coordination, and production all have to fit the space available. At the end of the day, the drilling matters, but so does the planning around it.

Proud of the Pacific Foundation crew who put in the work on Foothills Road.

04/28/2026

Complex job sites are a good reminder that equipment selection is not about putting the largest machine on site.

It is about choosing the right setup for the work in front of you.

Ground conditions, access, overhead clearance, lateral constraints, surrounding work, and project sequence all matter. The rig has to fit the site, the method has to fit the ground, and the crew has to be able to work safely and efficiently within the space available.

As our Preconstruction Manager Cory Perron often points out, foundation work rewards planning. A small miss in setup can create a much larger issue once drilling starts.

At Pacific Foundation, the goal is to bring the method, tooling, equipment, and crew into alignment before production begins.

That planning is not separate from the work.

It is part of the work.

Constrained access changes the way foundation work gets planned. At the University of Oregon's oldest dormitory, the wor...
04/27/2026

Constrained access changes the way foundation work gets planned. At the University of Oregon's oldest dormitory, the work shown here called for careful sequencing, compact equipment, and constant coordination around an existing structure.

This is the kind of job where production depends on the details: access, spoils handling, utilities, layout, and keeping the work area organized enough for the next step to happen safely.

Hats off to Cesar and the entire crew who made hero moves to get the job done on schedule!

04/01/2026

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

Pacific Foundation is expanding operations.

We’ve handled some tough ground over the years - from tight sites to bad soils and projects with no room for error.

And while our work is normally focused underground, this time we're going up...way up. From a moonshot idea to the Artemis II launch, our team is going all in on a bold new frontier. Turns out foundation work doesn’t stop just because you leave Earth!

Lower gravity. Higher Standards. Good times.

See you at the launch!

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1400 Columbia Street
Vancouver, WA
98660

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

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+13602006608

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