Plans and geotech
Share structural plans and any geotechnical report. We review reactions, flood zone notes, and access. A visit is not a design and not a substitute for the engineer of record.
New-construction helical foundations · coastal SC & NC
TrueLine Helical installs open-ground helical foundations for custom homes on soft coastal soils, flood-zone lots, and raised-floor builds within about 100 miles of North Myrtle Beach. We review your plans, coordinate pile layout with the engineer of record, and return torque logs with the as-built.
Email plans to [email protected], or start a local project brief you can download and send yourself.
Built for coastal pads
Soft sand, marsh organics, high groundwater, and flood-zone uplift are everyday conditions near North Myrtle Beach. Steel helical piles reach deeper bearing with little spoil, no pile cure wait, and a torque record for the engineer.
New-construction foundations
Benefits on a new build
Reach a deeper bearing layer under loose sand, fill, and organics common along the Grand Strand and Lowcountry.
Detail for compression, uplift, and lateral load when the home is elevated or mapped in a flood zone.
Steel piles are ready for the footing or grade-beam connection once installed and accepted — the pile itself does not cure.
A typical new-home array often installs in a day, depending on pile count, depth, access, and weather. Bid the job you have.
Installation torque is recorded per pier for the engineer of record to review against the design correlation.
Coastal corrosion protection by hot-dip galvanizing unless the engineer specifies another coating or section.
Rotation advances the pile with little spoil — useful on finished landscaping plans and soft, wet pads.
Compact equipment fits many residential sites where large excavators or open shafts are impractical.
Applications
custom homes
Helical piles installed on open ground before the house is built — for pads that need deeper bearing than a shallow footing.
flood elevated
Uplift and lateral demands matter as much as compression when a home is raised or sits in a mapped flood zone.
tight lots
Compact equipment and little spoil — useful on marsh-edge and infill lots where a large open excavation is hard.
engineer coordination
We work from your plans and geotech, coordinate pile layout with the engineer of record, and hand back torque logs and an as-built.
How a build install works
Share structural plans and any geotechnical report. We review reactions, flood zone notes, and access. A visit is not a design and not a substitute for the engineer of record.
We coordinate a pile layout with the engineer of record and provide a fixed-price proposal for installation. Torque targets and stop criteria belong to that design.
A hydraulic drive head rotates each pile. Depth and torque are recorded. Caps or brackets are set as designed. Weather, tides, and obstructions can change the schedule.
You receive an as-built pile plan and torque log to hand to the engineer of record and the inspector. Sign-off remains with those parties.
Also offered
For custom home builders, spray foam can be quoted with the helical foundation package — one crew for the piles and the insulation. Open-cell and closed-cell options for walls, attics, conditioned crawl spaces, and the underside of raised floors on coastal and flood-zone homes.