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Before you hire: 4 questions to ask

General guidance for any helical pile contractor, not a statement about this company's practices.

  • 1
    Pile designWho engineers the pile layout, and will you get a stamped letter or drawings?
  • 2
    Torque recordsWill they log final installation torque for every pile and give you a copy?
  • 3
    Product & coatingWhich manufacturer and shaft size do they install, and is the steel galvanized?
  • 4
    Permits & warrantyDo they pull permits and book inspections, and what warranty covers the work?

HelicalPro

HelicalPro is the helical pile division of ShalePro Energy Services, listed at 201 S Johnson Road in Houston, Pennsylvania. ShalePro is an industrial services company that also lists operations and maintenance, mechanical and civil construction, and fabrication.

HelicalPro installs helical pile foundations for new construction, temporary construction and existing foundation repair across the Appalachian Basin and nationwide, according to its website. Its work centers on energy, industrial and renewable projects such as pipe racks, compressors and generators, launchers and receivers, separators, pump skids, tanks and solar arrays. The site says its piles are Chance foundation solutions, that Intech Anchoring Systems provides distribution and engineering support, and that it uses Digga drive heads with torque indicators so bearing capacity is documented during installation.

The helical page lists (724) 485-7031 and a request-a-quote form; the directory phone is (724) 322-1778. Because the focus is industrial and energy work, homeowners should confirm whether residential jobs are accepted. Ask what torque records are delivered, who provides the pile design, and whether load testing is part of the scope.