Precision in Every Pile: Marine Bulkheading Inc's CFA and FDP Drilling Mastery

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About Us Marine Bulkheading Inc. (MBI) stands as a premier piling contractor based in Seaford, New York, serving the Northeast region. A family-owned business with a steadfast commitment to excellence, MBI specializes in a comprehensive range of services, including Drilled and Driven Pile Foundations, Excavation Support, and Marine Construction. Our expertise encompasses Drilled Minipiles, Helical Piles, Concrete Foundations, and Solar Pile Driving, among other services. With a legacy of proficiency in Drilled Casings & Caissons and Driven Foundation Piles, MBI is dedicated to delivering top-notch solutions for both marine and land-based projects.

At the heart of our operations is a focus on quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction. Contact us at 516-785-7557 to explore how MBI can meet your foundation and construction needs with precision and professionalism.

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CFA And FDP Drilling Services At MBI, we are experts in Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) drilling, a versatile geotechnical method that excels in creating stable boreholes, especially in challenging soil conditions. We specialize in the use of continuous spiral flight augers, seamlessly drilling and injecting concrete or grout for your projects. Our CFA drilling services are adaptable and ideally suited for soft or unstable soils, making them invaluable in urban or limited access settings. Our unwavering commitment to proper engineering and construction practices ensures the creation of durable foundations, actively supporting infrastructure development, and guaranteeing the safety and success of construction projects. When you choose MBI, you choose excellence in CFA drilling to meet your construction needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

Q1: What is Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) drilling, and how does it differ from other geotechnical methods?

A: Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) drilling is a versatile geotechnical method employed by MBI. It involves the use of continuous spiral flight augers to create stable boreholes, excelling particularly in challenging soil conditions. Unlike traditional methods, CFA drilling allows seamless drilling and simultaneous injection of concrete or grout, ensuring stability and durability in foundations.

Q2: What sets MBI apart in the realm of CFA drilling services?

A: MBI specializes in the use of continuous spiral flight augers, providing expertise in drilling and injecting concrete or grout for various projects. Our services are adaptable and well-suited for soft or unstable soils, making them indispensable in urban or limited access settings. Our commitment to proper engineering and construction practices ensures the creation of durable foundations, actively supporting infrastructure development.

Q3: In what types of soil conditions is CFA drilling by MBI particularly effective?

A: MBI's CFA drilling services are ideally suited for soft or unstable soils. Whether dealing with challenging or adverse soil conditions, our expertise ensures stability and reliability in the creation of boreholes. This makes our services invaluable in urban settings or locations with limited access.

Q4: How does MBI ensure the safety and success of construction projects through CFA drilling?

A: MBI is committed to proper engineering and construction practices. Our CFA drilling methods prioritize safety and success by creating durable foundations. This commitment ensures that our services actively support infrastructure development, providing a solid base for construction projects.

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Contact Us

Phone: 516-785-7557

Fax: 516-785-2280 Email: estimating@mbipiles.com Address: 3512 Bay Ct. Seaford, NY 11783

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