Retaining walls and pile cap structures demand foundations that handle sustained lateral pressure, variable ground conditions, and long-term load transfer – all while meeting strict engineering and compliance standards. Our helical screw pile foundations provide an engineered solution that installs faster and with less disruption than traditional concrete pile foundations.

Traditional retaining wall foundations typically involve deep excavation, reinforced concrete, and extended curing periods. This creates programme delays, generates substantial waste, and can be impractical on sites with restricted access or environmental constraints.
Helical screw piles provide a direct load path into stable ground strata without excavation. Combined with engineered pile caps, they create a foundation system that transfers both vertical and lateral loads efficiently – with every pile verified through torque monitoring during installation.


We offer a complete turnkey service from design through to certified installation:
We work directly with structural engineers, civil engineers, and contractors to deliver the documentation and compliance evidence your retaining wall project requires.

Yes. Our helical screw piles perform in compression, tension, and shear, handling the combined vertical and lateral loads generated by retaining structures. Piles can also be installed at angles to optimise resistance to lateral pressure.
Yes. We provide site-specific pile design, including engineered pile caps, along with steel fabrication and sub bases. Our design service ensures efficient load transfer from your retaining structure into the helical screw piles.
Yes. Our helical screw piles reach deeper, more stable soil strata, performing reliably in waterlogged, soft, and variable ground conditions where traditional foundations would require extensive ground improvement works.
Yes. We work directly with your structural engineer to develop an optimised pile and pile cap design that meets the project specification. We provide the installation data and certified reports – your engineer retains full design authority.
