When it comes to anything foundation construction-related, piling plays an undeniable role in providing stability and support. With so many different types of piling techniques, it can be hard to understand the differences and find the best one for you. Due to this common concern, we have decided to create a blog that explores what mini piling is specifically and what makes it different compared to other piling techniques.
If your project has limited space, then mini piling is the one for you. Mini piling is specifically designed for projects where space is extremely limited and minimal. The piles themselves are typically much smaller compared to regular piles, this allows us to work in tight and restricted areas, making mini piling perfect for projects with limited space.
While some traditional piling methods require huge machinery and equipment, mini piling does not need these things. Instead, much smaller equipment is used to make the job much more flexible and easier. It can also cut out the extensive site preparation which in return will save a lot of time too!
With the use of smaller equipment, the level of disruption during the construction process is minimised as the sound of machinery and vibration are kept very minimal. This makes it a preferred method of piling for most as it reduces the disruption to you and others in the area.
Due to its smaller scale, mini piling is a much more cost-efficient choice compared to other piling methods. You can save a lot with this method as the installation process is simplified and project duration is shorter.
Mini piling offers both a practical and money efficient solution for construction projects. It is especially ideal for spaces that are limited in space. It can be confusing to work out which type of piling method is the best fit for your project and if you find yourself in this situation, be sure to get in touch with Rhino Piling, where with our expertise advice we will be able to provide you with the answer you are looking for.
