King Street, Newcastle
This job in the heart of Newcastle is just another job completed in multiple stages. Check out the footage we have taken so far at Newcastle!
This job in the heart of Newcastle is just another job completed in multiple stages. Check out the footage we have taken so far at Newcastle!
Some jobs we do are so pushed there will be a tight schedule for the job to be completed. This particular job we only had 4 days to complete a few hundred piles at a new school coming next year! Just in the first stage! In this case we brought a second machine to install piles at the same…
This is a recently completed job at Bronte. It was in a small suburban backyard with no side passage or rear access.Our only option in that case is to be craned in.We used our dingo with smallest motor on it for these piles and extensions.
How wonderful is our crew?Always coming out with an amazing finishing product. Here is the stairs they built to go into an under house storage area.And they look GREAT!
This is some of the re-stumping the boys have done at Nords Wharf. From the out foundations under the house and new extensions with next to no support to our wonderful piers with brand new Australian standard sized footings.
This job was two side by side house blocks needing screw piles for their new buildings.All 160 screw piles were done in 1 whole day using out 12 Tonne Machine.If you install a pile and it hits landfill under ground the pile will move off their mark, so some of these piles hit rocks and bricks and then had…
The boys have just finished a job a Rockdale, Sydney. Completing nearly 80 x 3 metre piles in just 1 day!In this case we had to start the job with our 3.5 Tonne machine and it couldn’t push those screw piles down, so we then brought the 12 Tonne machine out to finish the work..
A nice short job to start the week off in Narrabeen. Just some small 114mm diameter piles 4.5metres long.
The boys have just finished a complete repier/restump at a house in Weston. 30 Piers later..
This is our team installing screw piles at Kogarah Sports Oval for the foundations of the new screen they are putting in.
Heres some photos of the screw piles we installed at Kurnell at the end of September.
We can do the job to suit your budget! This particular person wanted some re-stumping done and only wanted a certain number of piers done, so we chose the worst of them. Here is some progression photos from some very happy customers.
Our team is in the process of completing a job at Caddens in Sydney. It involves installing over seven hundred screw piles! Just another multi stage job that were acing..
This is Wallsend Ambulnce Station. Alot of big screw piling jobs will be in stages. this job at Wallsend recently was in 2 stages a few months apart. Due to some piles being in the way for other trades if they were done at the first visit. First Stage was the Retaining walls and detention tanks and second stage…
Most old houses now will have or have had fireplaces to have kept the family warm in the cooler seasons. Just like anything else they need looking after too. This is just one of the recent fire places we have stabilized. As the mortar between the bricks slowly turns into dust, it also makes the brickwork weak because nothing…
This is just some of the amazing work our repiering crew has done at a recent job in Maitland. The piers on this house are well over 30 years old with no footings under the piers which is now a part of the Australian Standards. Alot of original piers on old houses will not have footings underneath and most…
A few photos from a job the pier replacement boys are in the middle of in Georgetown. Due to a house being so low in this case only 300mm high the floors of the house have had to be pulled up in order for the job to be completed.
The boys had started a job in Broadmeadow, installing whopping 323mm diameter piles, so they needed to use the machine “Pinky” to be able to achieve the high torque.Piles with extensions reaching a deep 12 metres!!
The AAA boys installing screw piles inside an office, reinforcing the floors. Being a tight area, we used the dingo because a machine any larger wouldn’t fit through the narrow doorway.