From solar tables to sea view platforms — the same steel, thread and torque, sized to each structure.
Solar panel tables sit directly on screw piles — no concrete base needed. We place a row of piles in one pass, lined up accurately so the panel frame sits straight. BigScrew works on rocky, sandy, clay & mixed soils.
Battery storage containers are heavy, and that weight sits on just a few corner points. We put a pile under each corner, level it with an adjustable top, and join the piles with a steel frame so the container sits flat — no concrete slab needed.
Prefab, modular homes & polyhouses are light, but they still need a level base to sit on. We install piles to match the home's frame, which can be directly bolted. This works even on sloping or remote land, with no digging and dependency on local civil contractors. Screw pile can help you build in the remotest of the location with minimal labor.
Screw piles carry heavy moment induced structures including solar carports, EV charging bays and industrial buildings. Design starts with the geotechnical report or a verification pile, and the pile is then sized to the governing case. Shaft diameter, wall thickness and helix configuration are set per site rather than taken from a catalogue standard. BigScrew designs, manufactures and installs, which keeps engineering, production and site work under one accountable party
Fences and boundary walls often run for kilometres over changing ground, and normally every post has to wait for cement to set. With screw piles, we go post by post along the line, level each one, and bolt the post or panel straight on — a whole stretch can be set up and finished the same day.
Streetlights, electric poles and transmission towers are tall and thin, so the biggest risk is wind or cable pull pushing them over — not just their weight. Our proprietary screw piles can withstand heavy lateral loads. Screw piles are the perfect solution for high volume, heavy infrastructure products.
Coastal walkways, viewing decks and footbridges often sit over tidal water, marsh or rocky ground where a concrete footing means building a temporary dam and a long wait for it to dry. Screw piles are installed from the shore itself. They carry the deck's weight and also grip against waves and currents trying to pull them up, with no wet cement work over water.
