Elevate Your Vertical Shoring Game with Reticulated Micropiles

What is Vertical Shoring?

Looking for a cost-effective and efficient trench support system? Vertical shoring is the answer! Learn how reticulated micropiles can save you time and money.

Vertical shoring is a method of supporting the walls of a trench or excavation using vertical supports, such as driven piling. However, this method can be expensive and noisy, and it may require easements or permissions from neighboring landowners. In contrast, arrays of reticulated micropiles provide an economic and effective shoring system without any easements or noise issues. These micropiles embed themselves past the cut face to an appropriate depth, creating a stable support system for the trench or excavation. As a general contractor, using reticulated micropiles can save you time and money while ensuring the safety and stability of your project.

Common Uses

Reticulated micropiles are a versatile solution for a variety of vertical shoring needs. They are commonly used for:

• Excavations: Provides a stable support system for excavations, ensuring the safety of workers and preventing collapses.
• Trenches: Whether it’s a small trench or a large excavation, microiles can provide the necessary support to keep your workers safe.
• Foundations: Micropiles can be used as an alternative to conventional foundations, providing a stable base for buildings and other structures.
• Slope stabilization: They can be used to stabilize slopes and prevent landslides, ensuring the safety of people and property in the area.