Pile Hole Clearing
Drain Ninjas can clear out water from pile holes fast, ensuring that your construction project continues without a hitch. We have the equipment and expertise to handle construction projects large and small. Call us today on 0800 4 NINJA
The Issue
Auckland’s wet climate often makes keeping pile holes dry difficult, leading to schedule delays and added costs on large construction projects. Rain frequently falls in the time between pile holes being dug and filled with concrete. Building on reclaimed land can also cause pile hole flooding even if the weather is dry. And groundwater can be an issue anywhere, including on building sites in drier areas during fine weather. If too much water collects, concrete will not set properly and cannot be poured. Delays in pile construction often hold up the next stage of construction in turn.
The Solution
Vacuum loading is a highly effective solution to this issue. Vacuum trucks are mobile and able to suck up hundreds or thousands of litres of water, sludge and other debris from pile holes, quickly getting them ready for concrete pouring. They are also relatively unobtrusive and able to work alongside construction crews between the pile excavation and pouring stages. Even if piles are being dug in the rain or on land that is below nearby water levels, pile hole clearing allows construction to proceed as planned.
Our Experience
Drain Ninjas’ experienced team and equipment mean we are able to work faster and more efficiently, spending more time on site and less time on disposal runs in order to get the job done quicker. Our 10,000 litre capacity units are much larger than most trucks out there, allowing us to clear more pile holes between runs. And we have multiple disposal sites throughout Auckland, allowing us to empty and return to the site quickly. Our capacity and expertise even make us suitable for multi-day projects on construction sites with 100+ pile holes.
The Drain Ninja recommendation of the month:
We recommend to our clients not to plant trees near any pipework. Due to dry weather roots will grow towards them and into the joins as they will always go for the nearest source of food.
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