Helical pier installation is an effective way to stabilize both residential and commercial foundations. We use helical piers in a variety of projects involving existing buildings, but they also work in new construction. Read this
It often takes more than one tool to get the job done. Here at United Structural Systems of Illinois, Inc., we’re certified foundation repair experts and use whatever equipment or methods are needed. Read this
Major renovations or additions often reveal issues with a building’s foundation. In the following case study, we’ll discuss how we helped secure a foundation wall for a Coca-Cola distribution hub using helical wall tie-backs. USS
New businesses open every day across Illinois. Before they can build new offices, stores, or factories, the owners need to order a study of the ground soil to determine whether it’s strong enough to support
Do you have plans for a new office building or factory but just learned the ground soil won’t support the weight of your proposed structure? While you have a range of options, our team at
When you’re building a new home or commercial property and a geotechnical engineering firm has determined that your soil is “unsuitable,” additional support is required. The ground soil is not strong enough to support the
Helical piers are recommended by structural engineers to overcome challenging soil conditions. These piers can be used to secure foundations on new construction, older buildings, and additions to existing structures. Keep reading below to learn
One of the most effective techniques to repair your commercial building foundation is to install helical piers. These manufactured steel pins are essentially screwed into the soil under your foundation and permanently secure your building.
Looking for a real-life example of how we’ve used helical piers to secure a commercial foundation? Our commercial foundation services include helical piers for existing and new construction, helical tie-backs, resistance piles, and micropiles. In
A sinking foundation poses a major threat to your residential or commercial building. If left unrepaired, it could result in structural failure. Building owners with sinking foundations don’t need to panic. We can use helical
Helical pier installation is an effective way to stabilize both residential and commercial foundations. We use helical piers in a variety of projects involving existing buildings, but they also work in new construction. Read this
It often takes more than one tool to get the job done. Here at United Structural Systems of Illinois, Inc., we’re certified foundation repair experts and use whatever equipment or methods are needed. Read this
Major renovations or additions often reveal issues with a building’s foundation. In the following case study, we’ll discuss how we helped secure a foundation wall for a Coca-Cola distribution hub using helical wall tie-backs. USS
New businesses open every day across Illinois. Before they can build new offices, stores, or factories, the owners need to order a study of the ground soil to determine whether it’s strong enough to support
Do you have plans for a new office building or factory but just learned the ground soil won’t support the weight of your proposed structure? While you have a range of options, our team at
When you’re building a new home or commercial property and a geotechnical engineering firm has determined that your soil is “unsuitable,” additional support is required. The ground soil is not strong enough to support the
Helical piers are recommended by structural engineers to overcome challenging soil conditions. These piers can be used to secure foundations on new construction, older buildings, and additions to existing structures. Keep reading below to learn
One of the most effective techniques to repair your commercial building foundation is to install helical piers. These manufactured steel pins are essentially screwed into the soil under your foundation and permanently secure your building.
Looking for a real-life example of how we’ve used helical piers to secure a commercial foundation? Our commercial foundation services include helical piers for existing and new construction, helical tie-backs, resistance piles, and micropiles. In
A sinking foundation poses a major threat to your residential or commercial building. If left unrepaired, it could result in structural failure. Building owners with sinking foundations don’t need to panic. We can use helical
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