Concrete Contractor · Helical Pile
Screw piles driven to load-bearing depth, tied together with an engineered concrete pile cap or grade beam — a foundation solution for tight sites, poor soil, or additions where a conventional footing isn't practical. One fixed price before we start.
What's included
Common where soil is poor, access is tight, or a conventional footing would be slow or disruptive.
Support for a new addition footprint without excavating along the full perimeter.
Fast, reliable point support for decks and porches, especially over tricky soil.
Piles used to stabilize a settling foundation corner or wall section.
The engineered concrete work that ties piles together and carries the structure above.
Load calculations, pile spacing and torque criteria set by a structural engineer.
A practical option where a large excavator or wide dig isn't possible on the lot.
Reinforcement staged ahead of the pile cap or grade beam pour.
Piles first, then concrete
A specialized pile contractor drives each helical pile to the depth and torque the engineering calls for, recording the data as they go so every pile is verified, not assumed.
Once the piles are in and confirmed, we form and reinforce the pile caps or grade beam that connects them, sized to the loads your engineer has calculated for the addition above.
Base and forms prepped around the pile locations before the pour.
Pour & finish
Forms go in around and between the pile heads, reinforcement is placed to the engineered schedule, and concrete is poured and finished to give your framer a level, consistent surface to build on.
Because there's no footing curing time to wait through, framing can often start sooner than it would with a conventional excavated footing.
See more foundation photosWhy homeowners & GCs pick us
Fixed in writing before we start, based on the engineered pile and cap plan.
Pile spacing, torque criteria and cap design set by a structural engineer.
Fully licensed for structural concrete work, insured and WSIB covered.
We manage the pile contractor and the concrete work as one sequenced project.
Minimal excavation to begin with, and we leave the site tidy after.
The person who quotes your job is the person you call during it.
How it works
We assess your soil, access and loads, and arrange pile design.
One written number for the piles and concrete work.
Piles driven and torque-verified to the engineered depth.
Pile caps or grade beam formed and reinforced to spec.
Concrete placed and finished level and ready to build on.
Cured and walked through with you and your framer.
Common questions
What homeowners and GCs ask most before we quote a helical pile foundation.
We coordinate installation with a specialized pile contractor and manage the project, then pour the engineered concrete pile caps or grade beams that tie the piles together.
A conventional footing needs a wide excavation and time for concrete to cure before you build on it. Helical piles are screwed in on a small footprint and can often be built on sooner, which matters on tight or restricted sites.
It depends on the number of piles, soil conditions and cap or beam design. We assess it with the engineering in hand, then give you one fixed price in writing.
Both. Helical piles are common for deck and porch footings and increasingly used for addition foundations where excavation is difficult or the soil is poor.
Yes — like any foundation work, it needs engineered drawings and a permit, which we coordinate as part of the project.
In many cases, yes — piles can be used to stabilize a settling corner or wall section. We'll assess whether that's the right fix for your situation at the estimate.
Free estimate
Free on-site estimate. Written price before we start. No pressure — just a straight answer on what your project will actually cost.
Call (647) 498-9131Free estimate
Send a few details and we'll get back to you to book a time to come look. Estimates are free, and the written quote you get is the price you pay.
