Case Studies

On-site, Ram Jack West installed 26 driven piles and 4 helical piles. Each pile was advanced to competent bearing strata, and four were load-tested at twice their design capacity under the supervision of Cobalt Geosciences, confirming the repair system would perform as intended.

Ram Jack evaluated the site conditions and designed a remedial underpinning solution to recover, support, and re-level the gate vault. The plan called for the installation of seven Ram Jack helical piles beneath the vault, driven to an average depth of 20 feet to achieve competent bearing soils.

Problem During the construction of a new 10-foot-tall, 145-foot-long reinforced concrete retaining wall for a lake house and pool at Lake Bridgeport, the wall began to shift before final construction […]

The homeowner of a property along Harbor View Drive in Gig Harbor, WA, faced a serious issue with their 115-foot seawall. Over time, the seawall had begun to show signs of stress and deterioration, including significant cracking in the bulkhead cap and noticeable leaks...

Construction projects near or below the water table often present significant challenges due to the complexities of working in dewatered conditions. A recent project in Missouri demonstrates how these obstacles can be effectively overcome using helical piles...

PROBLEM In the serene setting of the Puyallup tribal lands, a residential property encountered a pressing issue as its foundation began to show signs of distress. The slab displayed noticeable sloping, accompanied by prominent sheetrock cracks ...

Mr. Barrick's large deck overlooks a beautiful pond in Dallas, TX. The deck was originally constructed to be supported by concrete piers. The concrete piers had previously settled and Mr. Barrick had to have the deck re-leveled and shimmed.

When residents at the Innisglen Condominiums started to notice cracks in the sheetrock, along with a list of other issues, the homeowner’s association knew something had to be done.

The property managers at Westmount at Houston Street knew they needed a permanent resolution to the issues in the building that houses their clubhouse and main offices.