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Pads, piles, and foam.

Mix of generated site imagery and field photographs reused with permission from Palmetto Pier Tech. Captions say which is which. No street addresses claimed for unlabeled frames.

Site imagery

Track carrier installing a galvanized helical pile on a coastal lot.
AI site image — helical install on a sandy coastal pad.
Finished galvanized pile caps in a grid on sand.
AI site image — pile-cap grid ready for footings.
PPE crew spraying closed-cell foam under a raised floor.
AI site image — closed-cell under elevated joists.
Open-cell foam in wood stud wall cavities.
AI site image — open-cell wall application.
Elevated coastal home exterior on a sandy lot.
AI site image — elevated coastal home exterior.
Marsh-edge lot with helical install and elevated framing.
AI site image — marsh-edge pad with elevated framing.

Field photographs

Overhead view of a building pad with helical piles installed and capped.
Photograph. New-construction pile layout on a building pad.
Helical piers with caps set in a grid before concrete footings are poured.
Photograph. Pier caps ready for footings or grade beams on a new home site.
New-construction helical piers set on a building pad.
Photograph. Open-ground helical grid before the house is framed.
Construction site with flagged pier locations on soft ground.
Photograph. Flagged pier locations on soft coastal ground.
A row of helical piles trimmed and fitted with square steel caps.
Photograph. Capped piles ready for the structural connection.
Close view of steel pile caps on round shafts.
Photograph. Pile-cap detail on round steel shafts.
Galvanized helical pier standing in sandy soil, with the helix plates still visible above grade.
Photograph. Hot-dip galvanized helical pier in sandy coastal soil.
Round steel shaft with helical plates standing in an excavation beside a rebar cage.
Photograph. Pier staged beside foundation steel on a build site.
Excavator-mounted hydraulic drive head used to rotate helical piers.
Photograph. Hydraulic drive head rotates each pier; torque is recorded as it advances.
Hydraulic torque drive head mounted to installation equipment.
Photograph. Drive head used to advance helical piles by rotation.