Solar ground mounts.
When an array goes on open ground, we set it on helical piles, each one engineered for your site before we arrive and checked for torque as it goes in.
How many piles, and where, comes out of your plans and a soil boring on your site, not out of a standard layout.
- Site assessmentFree for commercial; residential depends on the job
- Call or text(845) 673-9391
- Emailsales@hvhelicalpiles.com
Drawn first, then logged.
A Drawing Before Any Steel
We start from your plans, then bore the soil and inspect the site. The pile spec, helix configuration, and layout are engineered from that and sent to you as a drawing to approve. Material is ordered after you sign off, not before.
Torque Read Live, Pile by Pile
The drive head carries a torque hub feeding a live reading to a recording device. We hold each pile to its engineered spec as it goes in, and keep the reading.
Our Machines, Our Digging
We drive piles off excavators. Every job so far has needed some digging, so we do it ourselves and quote it as its own line item.
Is your ground right for piles?
Some soil is the wrong fit
Helical piles are not the answer on every soil. The boring and inspection are where that shows up, and both happen before anything is engineered.
Installers, say so up front
On the estimate form, pick “Solar array” as the project type, and “Solar or utility installer” as your role if that's you.
What the assessment costs
On commercial work the site assessment is free. On residential work it depends on the job, and we'll tell you up front.
Tell us about the array.
Send the site address and whatever plans you have. The full form takes drawings and photos.
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