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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the FOUNDATION PILING RECORD in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the PROJECT NO., CONTRACTOR, and STRUCTURE NO. in the designated fields at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the ROUTE, WEIGHT PER FOOT, MAKE, MODEL & TYPE OF HAMMER, and ENERGY PER BLOW (kip ft) to provide essential details about the piling equipment.
  4. Record the DATE DRIVEN and PILE NO. for each pile being documented. This ensures accurate tracking of installation dates and identification.
  5. Input BLOWS PER FOOT and BEARING CAPACITY LENGTH (tons) for each pile to assess performance metrics.
  6. Complete SPLICE LENGTH and WEIGHT OF DRIVEN PARTS fields as necessary, ensuring all measurements are accurate.
  7. Finally, add any REMARKS or observations that may be relevant to the inspection process before saving your completed form.

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The short answer is: pile foundations can be expensive, but the final cost depends on multiple factors. While more costly than shallow foundations, pile foundations provide a reliable and often necessary solution for complex ground conditions.
How much does it cost to replace pilings? Replacing pilings can cost between $1,000 to $3,000 per piling, depending on factors like location and material. Overall, the total cost will vary based on the number of pilings that need replacement and their condition.
Minimum number of piles required for group action is three (3). the piles under individual action. the individual pile so settlement of pile group is generally greater than the settlement of individual pile to same loading.

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Soft or unstable soil may require deeper or more robust pilings, increasing the overall expense. Example: A house built on sandy soil may need deeper pilings compared to one on solid rock, leading to higher costs.
Piling can generally be defined as the process of strengthening or supporting a structure. Speaking more technically, piling is often thought of as foundations that are driven or bored into the ground at specific points in order to transfer loads within the soil.
Foundation repair concrete piles typically cost between $800 to $1,200 here in Southern California and Arizona.

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