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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?

Wurster Engineering & Construction

Wurster Engineering & Construction is a design-build geotechnical contractor headquartered at 34 Carrie Dr in Greenville, South Carolina. Its website says it has been designing and installing earth retention and deep foundation systems across the Southeast since 1997.

Services listed include soil nail walls, micropiles and helical piers, landslide stabilization, tieback, rock and ground anchors, and aggregate piers for ground improvement. The company describes in-house engineers, project managers and crews working with specialty equipment, and certified shotcrete nozzlemen. Its work is aimed mainly at owners, contractors and businesses on commercial and infrastructure projects, so homeowners with a small deck may find it better suited to larger jobs.

The site lists several Carolinas locations and the Greenville headquarters at (864) 627-7751. Engineers and contractors should ask which helical pile systems the firm uses, whether design and load testing are included in its design-build scope, how it verifies capacity during installation, and what minimum project size it takes on.