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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.
Multiple levels of tiebacks allow for very deep excavations. Mini-Piles can replace conventional piles where there is limited or difficult access or work space, like inside buildings. Mini-piles or micro-piles are installed much like tiebacks, using rotary or percussion drilling rigs. Tieback Anchors can replace internal braces to provide an excavation free of obstructions. Tiebacks can be installed in virtually any ground condition using rotary, percussion or down-the-hole hammer tooling.