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Backyard deck foundation on galvanized helical piles with U-brackets and a partly built deck frame
Close-up of a galvanized helical pile tip and helix plate screwing into dark soil
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How helical piles work

Why builders are switching from concrete.

Helical piles reach load-bearing soil below frost and weak layers, and carry their load the moment they're installed.

What is a helical pile?

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Typical installed cost runs from a few hundred dollars per pile for decks to several thousand per pier for foundation repair. See the cost guide →
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Specialists to know

Dedicated helical pile companies.

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Braintree, MA

Helical Drilling

Geotechnical design-build: helical piles, rammed aggregate piers and ductile iron piles since 1986.

Wylie, TX

Helical Concepts, Inc.

CHANCE helical piering and resistance piers across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and New Mexico.

West Jordan, UT

Intermountain Helical Piers

Foundation repair and helical piers across Utah since the 1990s.

Tampa, FL

Florida Helical Piles

Helical piles and piers for residential and commercial new construction around Tampa Bay.

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Guides

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What is a helical pile? How they work, where they're used and what they cost

Cost

Helical pier cost in 2026

Hiring

12 questions to ask a helical pile contractor

Installation

How helical piles are installed, step by step

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Helical piles vs concrete piers

Industry news

The latest from the helical pile world.

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Installer attaching helical pier underpinning brackets to the footing of an older brick home in an excavated trench

Project

Vibration-free helical underpinning stabilizes a Jersey City brick building damaged by nearby pile driving

After H-pile driving next door caused settlement at 304 Johnson Avenue, a historic four-story brick building, engineers ruled out driven piles and drilled shafts because of low headroom, high groundwater and collapsing soils. Danbro describes the fix: 20 IDEAL 4.5-inch heavy-wall helical piles advanced in short sections to bearing at about 55 feet.

Close-up of a galvanized helical pile tip and helix plate screwing into dark soil

Engineering

CHANCE engineer quantifies what extra helix plates add to pile capacity

Dr. Alan Lutenegger looks at field and lab load tests to show how much axial capacity is gained when a second or third helix is added to a single-helix anchor or pile, in both sand and clay. The post compares tapered and cylindrical helix arrangements and follows an earlier article on single-helix load improvement.

Low-impact mini excavator installing helical piles for a wetland boardwalk through a misty marsh

Project

Helical piles carry new Ogunquit Beach boardwalks built to protect nesting piping plovers

Two boardwalks at Ogunquit Beach, Maine, were set on CHANCE helical piles supplied by distributor Earth Anchoring Suppliers so beachgoers can reach the sand without trampling an endangered bird's nesting area. Crews worked in January and February 2026 while the plovers were away, and engineers chose helicals for their small footprint in closely monitored habitat.

Drone view of a residential lot with a grid of installed helical piles marking a new house footprint

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