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Load moreGround mount solar foundation installed by our dealer in PA in about 3 hours.
There is not a faster way to install a foundation like this.Less than 3 hours and these piles are ready to have the solar array mounted. Not only do we install the piles in the ground, but we also weld the risers to height. If the digging and concrete method were used on this, they would still be mixing concrete. There's no more faster, cleaner, guaranteed way of doing your solar ground mount system
Techno Metal Post Alaska was featured again on Helical Pile World's online newsletter.
This time they highlighted the R2D machine that can install a pier just about anywhere.
Where can we install posts for your next project?
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Techno Metal Post (TMP) Alaska Owner Attributes Much of Project Successes to the Versatility of the R2D Installation MachineOur Em-1 resting after installing 3 of our 8” helical piers for single mount solar arrays in the Mat-Su.
Techno Metal Post Alaska can install posts for virtually any foundation need you may have.
One of the advantages of our small installation equipment is the ability to maneuver into not-so-easy-to-reach places in order to repair failing foundations. Here, our R2D machine is installing new helical piers to support an existing deck.
We recently installed posts in Eagle, AK for important communications module for the FAA. The work was done on a tight schedule to minimize communications outage, as hunting season ramps up.
With great planning by the contractor and a precision installation; the project went perfectly.This is a cool advertisement. I thought I recognized that building. I offloaded that building in Anchorage. My colleagues wired it. The FAA installation division that purchased and wired that building is where I work. The FAA has lots of these jobs each year. We are rapidly switching to these foundations. Thanks for sharing. You should stop my our shop and talk with us this winter.
Enjoyed watching this installation - great work!!
You guys are fast!😏
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Homer City Hall and the inevitable – rocks…
What about rocks? That is a question that we get all the time. Rocks are a trick for any foundation and we learned first hand on this local Homer job that rocks can in fact be worked around with Techno … Continue reading
Welcome!
Welcome to Techno Metal Post Alaska. We appreciate you taking a look at our site. If you are new to the site or new to helical foundations, I suggest you read our page that describes exactly what we do and … Continue reading
A foundation for a remote small cabin
This job done late last week was the toughest job thrown our way to date. The work was done over 300 miles from our “headquarters” in Homer, the job site access was challenging (to say the least) and the area … Continue reading
Another installation for an enlarged deck
We have had a busy week at Techno Metal Post Alaska and this post will highlight a quick job we did for a homeowner that is going to extend their existing deck out a bit further. We installed 6 P1 … Continue reading
Setting our Techno Metal Posts under an existing deck
On an recent job where we set posts for an addition, the owner wanted 3 post set for a future deck that will come off the addition. We were able to take off the existing decking and install our post … Continue reading
A small cabin addition
The job we wrapped up today was a foundation for a small cabin addition – 24′ x 16′. It also will have a small deck off of the addition as well that I will show in a separate post since … Continue reading
Where our installation equipment can allow us to go!!!
Many of us live in beautiful and unspoiled settings and some of us have a short walk into our properties to get to our houses. Adding a deck or addition also comes at the cost of some severe impact with … Continue reading
Our first job is complete!!
Before our machine and equipment arrived we had pre-sold several jobs. This one in Anchorage was for a simple low deck in the back yard of this house for Alaskan Sons Construction of Wasilla. Due to our frost, we have … Continue reading
