Bell Bottom Pier
Installing bell bottom piers requires precision and great attention to detail, which is exactly how we do things.
There are different ways to drill a foundation, with bell bottom foundation best one of the most common ones. Here’s what you should know about it:
What Is a Bell Bottom Pier?
A bell bottom pier is a kind of vertical structure used to support concrete slab foundations. It is wide at the bottom, similar to a bell, hence, the name. The installation process entails drilling a hole in the ground under a specific location. After that, it is filled with concrete, reinforced with steel, and left to dry. The result is a strong and stable bell bottom foundation. So, if you want to drill a strong base for your building structure, a bell bottom pier would prove quite useful.
How Does a Bell Bottom Pier Work?
Slab foundations remain a popular choice among builders because they’re easy to construct and affordable. But they also have their fair share of disadvantages. Since concrete slabs are installed directly on top of the ground, they are susceptible to various damages, such as cracking or sinking.
When that happens, you need to drill a bell bottom pier. The pier’s foot serves as the base on which the top can sit on. It’s further strengthened by reinforcing steel rebar. The bell and the concrete pier then work together to support the foundation that’s been placed on top of them.
Let’s Get Started
If you want to increase the lifespan of your building structure, you should drill a stable and strong bell bottom pier. Fortunately, you won’t even have to go through the trouble of searching for a trusted drilling company as D&S Bobcat Service, Inc. has got you covered. We’ll assess the current condition of your property, suggest appropriate solutions, and deliver outstanding results.
