Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, an engineer is typically involved in the piling process, especially for complex residential projects or buildings showing advanced signs of foundation movement. The engineer plays a vital role in assessing, designing, and validating the stabilization solution.

Key responsibilities of the engineer include:

• Structural analysis: evaluating the extent of damage and building stability.
• Recommending appropriate piles: selecting type, depth, and placement of the piles.
• Designing the intervention plan: ensuring the work meets building code standards.
• Supervising or approving the work: confirming that piles are installed correctly.

The engineer’s expertise ensures the piling system is safe, durable, and suitable for the property. To determine if engineering input is needed for your situation, contact Heneault Gosselin.