Helical piles have been a relatively new kid on the block since the mid to late 2000’s. In a recent DFI Rumble YouTube video series episode, Dr. Kevin Johnson and Ross McGillivray go toe-to-toe to discuss the application, design, and construction of helical piles and which projects and applications are suitable for helical piles and which are not. Ding ding ding, fight! Let’s keep it clean.
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