Piling has been used for generations as a form of improving the foundation of a building. The process involves driving piles through the weaker soil, meaning the weight of the building is transferred to stronger soil or bedrock. Thus, it sits in place better and there’s less chance of the foundations slipping.

Mini-piling follows a similar concept, but it uses a narrower diameter or piling. As such, you can enjoy the benefits of traditional piling with some extras thrown in. Thanks to the smaller nature of mini-piling, it makes them a lot lighter, which translates into more affordability for you. In essence, you get a cheaper option that’s capable of handling the same loads.

Our experience has also found that mini-piling benefits customers without a lot of space to work in. This method also creates less noise, so it’s perfect if you’re located in one of the busier and more built-up areas of Bedfordshire.

Give us a call to find out everything you need to know about mini-piling in Bedfordshire and how we can be of service.

Mini piling, just like regular piling, comes with benefits. However, which you choose will depend on the job itself. 

Mini piling tends to be most beneficial in confined spaces. Because the piles are smaller, so too is the equipment required to insert them into the ground. Clients often request mini piling in heavily built-up areas because it causes less noise and vibrations. 

As with regular piling, mini piling has a range of applications. These include residential properties, office buildings, bridges and industrial installation, such as wind farms.