New Girders & Helical Piles in NJ

This entire house was built and expanded using non-pressure-treated girder material, posing a significant safety risk. The structural engineer expressed concern over the hazardous condition. The house exhibited unevenness, sagging floors, and compromised stability. Immediate action was required to address these critical structural issues.

Our experienced team embarked on a comprehensive solution to rectify the dangerous state of the house. The first step involved shoring and leveling various sections to stabilize the structure during the renovation process. All non-pressure-treated girders, spanning over 900 feet, were carefully replaced with structurally sound and code-compliant materials. Additionally, several dozen joists and new sills were installed to ensure proper support and stability. To address the foundation issues, 48 helical piles were strategically placed using a handheld machine. These piles provided deep foundation support and enhanced the overall structural integrity of the house.

The transformation of the house is remarkable. With the completion of the girder replacement, helical pile installation, and other necessary structural improvements, the house is now level, secure, and safe. The new construction materials meet safety standards and provide long-term durability. Not only has the structural integrity of the house been restored, but it has also been made floodproof, offering protection against potential water damage. The meticulous attention to detail and adherence to industry best practices have resulted in a successful renovation that ensures the safety and well-being of the occupants.