Eagle Ridge – Bridge Panel Underpinning

A bridge had been constructed by the developer of a sub-division. During turnover to the local municipality Engineers noticed that the outer concrete panels for the bridge were moving and out of alignment. Before turn over could be completed the developer had to correct the problem. Due to the location and traffic, access with large machinery would be an issue. Our tight access pile installation and excavating equipment would be perfect for this project.

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PROJECT GOALS

Stabilize panels and prevent any further movement
Lift and level panels to intended elevations

OUR APPROACH

Soils bore holes were done, loads required were calculated and then piles were designed
We used our 331E Bobcat excavator to excavate the footings. Depth was approximately 5 feet.
Our SVL90 Kubotta with 12,000 foot-lb drive head installed piles in sections to the required depth of 28 feet.
Underpinning brackets were attached to the top of the piles
Lift assemblies were attached to the brackets and 20 Ton jacks installed
Footing and panels were lifted back into position and piles loaded.
Site was backfilled. The client passed all Engineering requirements and turnover to the county was successful.

What our customers say:

Bobbi Beeson

It’s no surprise that repairing a home’s foundation and all that comes with the project would be a stressful, messy and unpredicatable job. Kevin and …

Owen and Linda De Bathe

Access to the site was a challenge. Material to be removed and replaced had to be loaded into wheelbarrows and pushed uphill and down. It was an arduo…