Micropiling involves installing small-diameter, steel-reinforced concrete piles deep into the ground, often reaching rock or hard soil layers. These piles provide critical support for buildings, bridges, or slopes, especially when surface soils are weak. They are also used for underpinning to strengthen existing foundations and prevent settlement or collapse.
Ideal for restricted-access sites and retrofitting foundations in dense urban areas.
Used in preserving monuments or old buildings where minimal vibration is needed.
Provides slope stability in landslide-prone and mountainous regions.
Strengthens or replaces deteriorated foundations of existing bridges or flyovers.
Supports heavy equipment foundations where deep foundations are impractical.
Provides stability in earthquake-prone zones by improving soil-structure interaction.
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