Steel helical piers · SC, NC, and GA coast
TrueLine Helical is the working name for a helical-pier practice already publishing its work as Palmetto Pier Tech. Houses, crawl spaces, decks, additions, commercial buildings, and public structures. Waterfront work is one application, not the identity.
The brief downloads on this device. It is not sent. The phone number is the one published on the existing site.
Field photographs
These frames were published on https://www.palmettopiertech.com/. State tags that rotated through the old gallery are not repeated as job locations. No street address came with the files.
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Applications
new construction
Houses and other new buildings where the engineer wants steel piers instead of a shallow footing.
underpinning
Existing foundations that have settled, where a bracket ties the footing to a new pier.
crawl space
Sagging floors where the repair is the support posts and the wood, not a vapor barrier alone.
decks
Lighter structures that still need their own loads, uplift, and connections checked.
commercial
Warehouses, metal buildings, and other commercial frames when the design calls for helical piles.
public
Boardwalks, tiebacks, and other civic or waterfront structures. One application among the rest.
How the existing site describes the work
The existing site offers a no-charge visit, Monday through Saturday, to see settlement or a crawl space and talk about cause. A visit is not a geotechnical report and it is not a design. This preview cannot book the visit. Use the published phone or email.
The existing site says the practice provides a written layout with installation notes, torque targets, and a fixed-price proposal. The engineer of record is not named on the public pages. Torque targets belong to that design. They are not printed here.
A hydraulic drive head rotates each pier. Torque is written down. The pier is then bracketed or capped as designed. The existing site says a completion set and an engineer's sign-off follow. Sign-off still depends on the engineer, who is not identified on the source pages.