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Piling involves driving or drilling long, slender columns, called piles, into the ground to provide foundational support for structures. Piles transfer the load of the building to deeper, more stable soil layers or rock.
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Vic Demolition provides expert piling services in Melbourne, ensuring strong and stable foundations for your construction projects. With our experienced team and advanced equipment, we deliver precise and reliable piling solutions tailored to your specific needs.
Our team of skilled professionals has extensive experience in all types of piling projects, ensuring quality workmanship and attention to detail. We use advanced machinery and technology to deliver efficient and precise piling services. Every project is unique. We tailor our services to meet your specific needs and goals, providing flexible solutions that fit your timeline and budget.
We adhere to strict safety protocols to protect our team, clients, and the public. Our projects comply with all local regulations and industry standards. We prioritize environmentally responsible practices, ensuring minimal impact on the surrounding environment during our piling operations. We perform rigorous quality control checks to ensure that the piling installation meets the highest standards.
Screw Piles also known as helical piles, are constructed using steel shafts with helical flights. The shafts are advanced to bearing depth by twisting them into the soil while monitoring torque to estimate the pile capacity. A thorough understanding of the subsurface conditions is necessary to properly interpret the torque conversion. Screw piles are a versatile and efficient solution for both residential and commercial projects.
These piles are screwed into the ground, providing immediate load-bearing capacity. Our screw piling services are quick to install and suitable for various soil types. Installing screw piles with a sound understanding of the underlying stratum is essential as screw piles are an end bearing pile and cannot adequately perform without the helix being installed in a soil layer capable of bearing the design load.
Bored Piles, are typically high-capacity cast-in-place deep foundation elements constructed using different machinations of auger types and diameters. Once the diameter of a pile is designed, a hole or shaft is drilled to the design depth. In principal a very simple process, however it is common for site specific issues to add complications, as one example collapsing ground.
Bored piles involve drilling a hole into the ground and filling it with reinforced concrete. This method is ideal for projects requiring deep foundations in areas with challenging soil conditions. Our bored piling services ensure minimal disruption and maximum stability. If a bored hole requires intervention to remain open a steel casing is often required so that the design requirements of a pile can be achieved. It is also common for the utilisation of drilling fluids to further aid hole support and or flush impurities out of the bored hole. Once a bored pile design diameter and depth has been achieved steel reinforcing is lowered into the hole and the hole is filled with grout or concrete. The finished foundation element resists compressive, uplift and lateral loads. Bored piles are the most widely utilised foundation and have been utilised to support a myriad of construction projects from conventional buildings and towers to highways and bridges.
Steel sheet piles are long structural sections with a vertical interlocking system that creates a continuous wall. The walls are most often used to retain either soil or water. The ability of a sheet pile section to perform is dependent upon its geometry and the soils it is driven into. The pile transfers pressure from the high side of the wall to the soil in front of the wall.
There are permanent and temporary applications. Permanent sheet piles remain in the ground and serve as permanent retaining structures. Temporary sheet piles are designed to provide safe access for construction, and are then removed. Hot rolled and cold formed are two primary methods of manufacturing sheet pile. While there are differences between these two methods, the most important distinction is the interlock. Since hot rolled sheet piles are produced from steel at high temperatures, the interlock tends to be tighter than its cold formed counterpart. Normally, looser interlocks are not recommended in extremely hard driving conditions or for walls requiring low permeability. Otherwise, the two types of sections perform similarly in most applications.
CFA piles are formed by drilling a continuous flight auger into the ground. The sides of the hole are supported at all times by the soil-filled auger, eliminating the need for temporary casing or bentonite slurry. Once the auger reaches the required design depth a temporary plug which prevents soil from entering the hollow stem of the auger, has to be ejected. Slightly lifting the auger and injecting the concrete or cement grout down the hollow stem of the auger with enough pressure to eject the plug allows the concrete or grout to flow freely. In a concurrent process with the concrete being pumped in to the pile, the auger is steadily withdrawn until the auger is completely removed from the pile. Immediately after withdrawal of the auger a reinforcing cage is placed into the grouted column concluding the production of a CFA pile.
CFA piles are constructed by drilling into the ground with a continuous flight auger and simultaneously injecting concrete. This method is ideal for urban areas where noise and vibration must be minimized. Our CFA piling services ensure a fast and efficient installation process. The most common size cfa piles are 0.3, 0.45, 0.6, and 0.75 m diameter, with larger sizes by exception. They can be constructed to depths in excess of 30 meters. An important feature of present day CFA piles is the use of a reliable flow meter to monitor and record the whole process of construction of this type of pile. The items recorded are usually penetration / uplift per revolution, auger depth, concrete supply per increment of auger uplift during placing, and injection pressure at the auger head.
We begin with a detailed consultation to understand your project requirements and objectives. Our team conducts a thorough site assessment to evaluate soil conditions, terrain, and any potential challenges. We develop a comprehensive project plan, outlining the scope of work, timeline, and cost estimates. Using advanced equipment, we carry out the piling work with precision and efficiency. We perform rigorous quality control checks to ensure that the piling installation meets the highest standards. Upon completion, we conduct a final inspection to ensure that the project is completed to your satisfaction and adheres to all specifications. Ready to get started? Contact Vic Demolition today for a free consultation and quote.
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Piling involves driving or drilling long, slender columns, called piles, into the ground to provide foundational support for structures. Piles transfer the load of the building to deeper, more stable soil layers or rock.
We offer a range of piling services including driven piles, bored piles, screw piles, sheet piling, and Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) piles. Each method is suited to different soil conditions and project requirements.
The best type of piling depends on factors such as soil conditions, the load requirements of your structure, and site accessibility. Our team conducts a thorough site assessment and consultation to recommend the most suitable piling method for your project.
Driven piles are a cost-effective and efficient solution for deep foundations. They offer immediate load-bearing capacity, are suitable for a wide range of soil types, and can be installed quickly with minimal site disturbance.
Bored piles are created by drilling a hole into the ground and filling it with reinforced concrete. They are ideal for deep foundations in areas with challenging soil conditions, such as urban environments where noise and vibration need to be minimized.
Screw piles are installed by screwing them into the ground using hydraulic machinery. They are quick to install, provide immediate load-bearing capacity, and are suitable for various soil types, making them ideal for both residential and commercial projects.
Sheet piling involves driving interlocking sheets of steel into the ground to create a continuous barrier. It is commonly used for earth retention, groundwater control, retaining walls, cofferdams, and seawalls.
CFA piles involve drilling into the ground with a continuous flight auger while simultaneously injecting concrete. This method is ideal for urban areas where noise and vibration must be minimized. CFA piles provide fast and efficient installation with minimal disruption.
The duration of a piling project depends on the size and complexity of the job, as well as soil conditions and site accessibility. After an initial consultation and site assessment, we provide a detailed project timeline as part of our comprehensive project plan.
Based in Melbourne, VIC, we’ve completed a wide range of demolition and excavation projects over time and we have a highly skilled team and professional equipment to ensure a quality job. We are dedicated to providing and maintaining high standards in safety and professionalism at all times. We’re also proud to have one of the highest recycling ratios in the industry, and we’re committed to protecting the environment through the work that we do.
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