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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?

Southern Colorado Helical Piers

Southern Colorado Helical Piers, also written SCHP, Inc., is a Colorado Springs company that describes itself as a certified A.B. Chance helical anchor and micropile installer. The site says it has installed Chance anchors since 1991.

The home page lists commercial applications: underpinning existing foundations for stabilization and restoration, anchors for new foundations, tieback anchors for retaining structures, pipeline anchors for buoyancy control, boardwalk and walkway piles, guy anchors and piling for telecommunication structures, soil screw retention wall systems, instant foundations for highway and area lighting, and helical pulldown micropiles. A page also helps homeowners recognize signs of a foundation problem.

The listing phone is +1 719-550-9287. The site does not publish a detailed service area, so confirm coverage for your address. Ask which Chance pile sizes are proposed, how installation torque is verified, whether engineering is provided, and what permits are required.