Hillside Home Lifted in Rancho Santa Fe
Thirty nine helical piers installed to lift a hillside home, then cut and capped, with polyurethane to fill the voids the lift left behind.
Proof, on film
We would rather show you the work than describe it. Each of these is a real Dalinghaus project, filmed on site. The original written case studies are on the projects page, as PDFs.
Thirty nine helical piers installed to lift a hillside home, then cut and capped, with polyurethane to fill the voids the lift left behind.
Thirty three vertical helical piers around the perimeter and ten helical tiebacks against lateral movement, filmed on day three of the job as the crew excavated to the bottom of the footing at each pier location.
A settling home in Orange stabilized with six helical piers and three helical tiebacks.
A home on the cliffs above the Pacific in Laguna Beach, settling and unstable, stabilized with seven helical piers driven to load bearing strata.
The step by step process of lifting a Costa Mesa house three inches, filmed with the crew from planning through the lift.
Seventy eight helical piles installed along the full length of a failing retaining wall in San Diego.
A concrete tilt up warehouse of more than 60,000 square feet in Otay Mesa, stabilized with 76 push piers of galvanized steel driven deep into the ground.
A two story tilt up on a slope in Diamond Bar had settled more than eight inches since it was built. The foundation was raised and leveled ahead of a full renovation.
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