New home foundations.
A new house is only as steady as what it sits on. We install engineered helical pile foundations for new construction across the Hudson Valley and the surrounding tri-state area: galvanized steel piles, each one advanced past the weak material until recorded torque confirms it has reached competent soil.
Every pile is torque-monitored in real time and recorded against the engineered load spec on the spot, so the support under your new home is measured, not assumed. We have hundreds of piles in the ground across all our work.
- Site assessmentFree for commercial; residential depends on the job
- Call or text(845) 673-9391
- Emailsales@hvhelicalpiles.com
Engineered first, then driven.
Engineered From Your Plans
We work from your plans, a soil boring, and a site inspection. Pile spec, helix configuration, and layout are engineered to the loads of the house you are building and come back as an engineered drawing for approval. Nothing goes in the ground on a guess about what is under the lot.
Recorded Torque on Every Pile
Our drive head carries a torque hub that transmits a live reading to a recording device on every pile. Installation torque correlates directly to load capacity, so each pile is confirmed against the engineered spec before we move to the next one. Torque is logged in foot-pounds, the unit the crew and the device actually work in.
Past the Bad Ground
Each pile goes past the weak layer until torque confirms competent soil, so that layer never holds your house up.
Excavator-Driven, Excavation In-House
We install off excavators. Every job so far has needed some digging, so our own crew does it as a separate line item, with no second contractor to wait on.
Galvanized Steel
The piles are galvanized North American steel, engineered to your structure's loads and installed to spec.
Ready for the next trade.
Working with your concrete crew
A lot of our work runs in conjunction with concrete companies, who often pour footers on top of our piles.
Homeowner, builder, or GC
Whether you own the lot, are building the house, or are running the job as general contractor, the starting point is the same: your plans and the site address. Building something larger than a house? See our commercial work, where site assessments are free.
Not every site suits piles
There are soil conditions where helical piles are the wrong answer. That gets settled in step two of the process below: the soil boring and the site inspection come before anything is engineered or installed, so the answer rests on data from your lot rather than a guess.
Adding on rather than building new?
We do addition foundations too. Tell us about the addition and send whatever plans you have.
From first call to finished.
Plans & Site Details
Send the site address, your plans or drawings, and anything you already know about the soil. The more you have, the tighter the number.
Site address & plansSoil Boring & Inspection
A soil boring and a site inspection tell us what is actually under the lot: depth to competent soil, obstructions, and access for the machine.
Soil dataEngineered Drawing & Spec
Pile spec, helix configuration, and layout are engineered to the house's loads. Once the drawing is approved, we order material.
Engineered drawingTorque-Verified Install
Every pile is driven until recorded torque confirms capacity, and the reading is logged against the spec.
Torque Logged · To SpecTell us what you're building.
We answer inquiries right away. Use the full form to include plans and photos. Commercial site assessments are free; residential assessments depend on the project, and we'll tell you up front either way.
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