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Micropiles, also called mini piles, are often used for underpinning. They are also used to create foundations for a variety of project types, including highway, bridge and transmission tower projects. They are especially useful at sites with difficult or restricted access, or with environmental sensitivity.
A mini excavator, sometimes called a compact excavator, is a popular piece of equipment on job sites because it can fit into narrower spaces than a full-size excavator. See how its small size will help you on your next project. Equipment on a Mini Excavator. Mini excavators come as either a wheel or track excavator. The rubber tracks on a track excavator make it ideal for handling the rough or uneven terrain. Compact excavators also come with a variety of bucket sizes to handle different jobs. Most buckets range in size from 12 to 24 inches. Additionally, you can get attachments for your mini excavator to make it even more versatile. A few attachments available include: Dozer blade; Hammer; Auger; Grapple; Types of Jobs. Although small in size, mini excavators can handle a variety of jobs, including: Digging holes and trenches; Light demolition