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To be totally honest, this section should be titled Occasionally Asked Questions, but we figured no one would know what OAQ stands for. At any rate, here’s your chance to increase your H.P. I.Q.
Helical piers are made in a variety of configurations to support a variety of structures. The proper selection of the proper pier is an important calculation we’ll make prior to quoting a job.
In applications where compression is the primary consideration, round shaft helical piers offer several advantages over square shaft helical anchors. Namely, superior lateral stability, greater section modulus strength to resist deflection, and greater load capacities.
TWIST can install new constriction piers under the footing virtually guaranteeing the house will never settle.
Yes. TWIST will send a trained specialist to your home to assess the problem and suggest a solution.
There are many, starting with the construction of the foundation. Many older homes were built with inadequate or no footings. That, in combination with poor soil conditions, can cause structural failure of the foundation. Other causes include improper compaction, expanding and contracting soils, improper drainage and erosion.
Yes. Twist can install helical piers in an existing building with little or no disruption to the site. Helical piers can provide a stable base for all kinds of applications.
You will begin to see cracks in interior and exterior walls. Doors and windows will not open/close properly and you may also have leaks in your ceiling.
All Twist helical piers carry a life-of-structure transferable warrantee against further settlement.
Got a question of your own? Send an email to DrTwist@twisthp.com and we’ll try to answer it as soon as possible.
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