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LEADERS IN SHEET PILING, PILE DRIVING, EXCAVATION SHORING, & HELICAL PIER INSTALLATION
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Sheet Piling
We install permanent structures across rivers, creeks and lakes that provide erosion control caused by turbulent water flow.
Pile Driving
We have over 14 years of experience driving pile and can assist you with all of your pile driving needs.
Excavation Shoring & Helical Pier Installation
We can install sheet piling for excavation shoring protection and install helical piers that have a range of uses.
ABOUT US
Established in 2016, Garrette Construction, Inc. provides over 14 years of experience in pile driving. We are experts in sheet piling installation. Our work involves installing permanent structures across rivers, creeks, and lakes in order to minimize erosion caused by turbulent water flow. We also use our sheet piling expertise to provide excavation shoring protection allowing workers to safely operate in an excavation area. Our services also include helical pier installation as well as building coffer dams and walls with walers and tie backs . Here at Garrette Construction, we can assist with sheet piling, pile driving, excavation shoring protection, and more. Call us today for a quote!
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18331 CR 29
Platteville, CO 80651
United States
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is pile driving?
Pile driving involves driving piles – vertical structural elements – into the ground. These piles are typically made of strong materials such as steel, timber, or reinforced concrete. Special machinery must be used for this process as it takes a massive amount of force to drive these piles into solid ground.
What are piles used for?
Piles are used as structural elements for deep foundations or for long sections forming a wall. Piles help form the basis of support for large structures such as skyscrapers and bridges. They also help prevent erosion in water inundated areas. They are commonly used in constructions sites across the world.
What is sheet piling?
Sheet piles are long structural sections that interlock to form continuous wall. Sheet piles are typically made from steel. These sheets are pile driven into the ground with special equipment.
What is sheet piling used for?
Sheet piles can be used to form a continuous wall. This structural arrangement can help to prevent erosion in areas that experience turbulent water flow. Sheet piles can also help retain water. We are experts in installing sheet piling.
Why should I choose Garrette Construction, Inc.?
We combine our many years of experience in pile driving, sheet piling, and helical pier installation with amazing customer service to give you the best possible outcome with safe, sound structures that are designed to last for many years.
What are helical piers?
Helical piers are screw-like steel foundation pins that serve as support structures especially in places with challenging soil conditions.
What are helical piers used for?
Helical piers can be used for a large array of residential and commercial applications. We often install helical piers for pedestrian bridge abutments, light pole support, and tiebacks for shoring.
What is excavation shoring?
Excavation shoring involves fortifying the walls of an excavation site using support elements such as sheet piling. We use sheet piles in excavation shoring. This type of protection is very helpful in situations where water mains or utilities must be worked on.
What equipment do you use?
We use a skid steer and helical driver (Digga) to install helicals and an excavator with a Vibratory hammer (movax sp-60) to install sheet piling.
What locations do you serve?
We serve areas across Colorado as well as Kansas and Nebraska. This includes Denver, Colorado Springs, Topeka, Wichita, Kansas City, Boulder, Lakewood, Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora, Centennial, and Castle Rock.