Foundations That Won't Heave.

When to Call Us

If you're building a structure that needs to stay level, you need a proper foundation. We provide the torque and depth required for a solid base.

• Deck and patio foundations
• Sunrooms and home additions
• Pre-build basement excavation
• Grade beams and retaining walls
• Fence post drilling in hard clay
• Pole barns and agricultural outbuildings

Why It Suits Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan's deep frost line guarantees that shallow concrete blocks will heave, ruining your deck or addition. Screw piles are driven deep below the frost line, anchoring your structure securely. We ensure all piles meet local building code requirements, providing peace of mind for your investment.

Unlike concrete, screw piles can be installed in the dead of winter, and there's no curing time. Once they are in the ground, you can start building immediately. This saves you days of waiting and allows construction to proceed regardless of the season.

Layout & Locates

We ensure all utility locates are completed and precisely mark the pile or hole locations based on your plans.

Installation

Using skid steer attachments, we torque the screw piles to the required depth or drill clean, straight post holes.

Verification

We verify the height and alignment, leaving you ready to attach your brackets and start building immediately.

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How much do screw piles cost in Saskatchewan?

Screw pile installation typically ranges from $200 to $400 per pile, depending on the pile size, required depth, and soil conditions. We provide an honest, fixed-price quote based on your engineering or project requirements.

Are screw piles better than concrete piles?

In many cases, yes. Screw piles won't heave in Saskatchewan's frost, they can be installed year-round (even in winter), and you can build on them immediately without waiting for concrete to cure.

Do you also drill post holes for fences and decks?

Yes, we drill post holes. Our skid steer auger attachments make quick work of drilling precise, deep post holes for fences, decks, and retaining walls, even in tough prairie clay.

How deep do screw piles need to go?

In Saskatchewan, piles must be installed below the frost line, which is typically 8 to 10 feet deep, to prevent frost heaving. We ensure all piles meet local building code requirements.