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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?

Solid Earth Technologies

Solid Earth Technologies is a helical pile installer at 3 Howe Drive in Amherst, New Hampshire. Directory data lists a founding year of 1999, and its website describes its work as helical pile installation for new construction and special projects.

The services menu covers boardwalk and bridge helical pier foundations, new construction piers, underpinning of structures, grouted pulldown micropiles, a retention wall system, pipeline helical earth anchors and telecom foundations. The site highlights shorelines, beach fronts and wetlands, and cites an environmental boardwalk project in Foxboro, Massachusetts that used helical piles to protect the surrounding ecosystem. It also has resources for engineers and architects and a residential section.

Solid Earth Technologies is reachable at 877-389-7822 and works on commercial, residential and wetland projects. Ask for the pile design basis, whether torque and installation logs are provided, how grouted pulldown micropiles differ from standard helical piles on your site, who handles permitting for wetland work, and what warranty applies.