What Is Piling?
Piling is a foundation technique used to transfer the load of a structure deep into the ground. When the upper layers of soil cannot support heavy buildings, piles are driven or drilled into stronger soil or rock layers below.
Why Piling Is Used
Piling provides stability for structures built on weak or soft soil. It distributes the building load safely into deeper, stronger layers of earth.
Applications
- High-rise buildings
- Bridges
- Industrial structures
- Large commercial complexes
Our team specializes in multiple piling techniques depending on soil conditions and project requirements.
Types of Piling We Offer
Shore Piling
Shore piling is used to support soil during excavation. It prevents surrounding ground from collapsing into the excavation site and protects nearby structures.
Cast-in-Situ Piling
Cast-in-situ piles are constructed directly at the construction site by drilling a hole into the ground and filling it with reinforced concrete. This method allows piles to be created according to specific design requirements.
Bored Piling
Bored piling involves drilling cylindrical holes into the ground and filling them with reinforced concrete to create strong foundation piles.
