The starting shaft with helical plates.
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Helical pile
installation.
Supply and installation for contractors,
engineers and homeowners.
Let’s find your
starting point.
Three choices. A clear next step.
No contact details needed to explore.
What are you building?
Pick the project that looks most like yours. Choose one to continue.
Different projects.
One place to start.
Find the work that matches your project.
See what helps move it forward.

A solid start.
Below the surface.
Helical pile supply and installation for new homes and additions, based on the approved foundation documents.
Discuss home foundations Opens an email with this application included.AI concept imagery · System details are illustrative.
Bring what you have.
Early in the project? Start with the location and your goal.
DocumentsFoundation plans, pile schedule and available soil report
Site accessBuilding footprint, equipment access and site conditions
CoordinationInstallation scope and target construction schedule
Project engineers establish the final system and acceptance criteria.
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kind of turn.
See the shape of a helical pile.
Two bearing plates. One steel shaft.

Illustrative model. Geometry varies by engineered design.
Know the
next move.
From soil study to installation records.
See what happens, who handles it,
and what moves your project forward.
Start withthe ground.
The geotechnical and structural professionals establish the soil, load and foundation requirements. The project starts with those decisions.
JAS can coordinate the geotechnical study and work with your design team.
What moves it forwardThe project address, available soil information and foundation documents.
Choose the JAS scope. Installation only, selected support or coordination from soil study through installation.
Services and deliverables are defined in the agreed scope. Engineering, geotechnical and surveying services are performed by qualified outside professionals.How helicals work.
A steel shaft and helical plates transfer structural loads into the engineered bearing zone.
A shaft transfers load from the structure to the engineer-selected bearing zone.
Coupled sections extend the pile to the required depth.
An engineered bracket connects the pile to the structure.
Depth and pressure or torque readings document installation.
The engineer sets acceptance criteria. Torque-to-capacity calculations depend on the pile system, manufacturer data and soil conditions.
Common questions.
Who designs the helical pile system?
The geotechnical engineer designs the piles; the structural engineer provides loads. JAS installs to the approved documents.
Can JAS supply the piles and install them?
Yes. We supply leads, extensions, equipment and crew.
Can JAS coordinate a geotechnical study or monitoring?
Yes. We coordinate studies and required observation with outside geotechnical engineers.
What installation information can JAS document?
Pile depths and recorded pressure or torque readings, according to project requirements.
What should I send for a bid?
Send the address, available plans, soil report, structural loads, access details and schedule.
Serving St. Petersburg and nearby communities within approximately 60 miles.
Your project.
Your starting point.
Have engineered plans? Send the scope.
Need help getting there? Let’s talk.
Plans in hand.
Bring your project to our installation team.
- Stamped plans and pile schedule
- Available geotechnical report
- Site access and target schedule
Let’s build a plan.
Choose the support you need from JAS.
- Geotechnical study coordination
- Coordination with your design team
- Pile supply and installation