APE Canada on the Red River
Post Date: February 13, 2014 at 6:59 pm
Reported From: APE Canada
Reported From: APE Canada
Preset Construction was given the task of stabilizing the Red River bank just south of Winnipeg in the small community of Morris. The piling ranged from 7’ to 10’ diameter and from 40’ to 60’ long. As we approached this project the concern was not driving the cans, as they were predrilled 100%. The concern was extraction, as the clay material just above the till lens was very cohesive. With the APE two stage suppressor capable of 180 tons of line pull, we were able to prove ourselves again even in the hard climate, as the industry leader in vibratory technology.
Neither Snow, nor More Snow, nor even More Snow…
Post Date: February 13, 2014 at 5:43 pm
Reported From: APE Northeast (NJ)
Reported From: APE Northeast (NJ)
Can stop King Kong from helping Aldridge Electric drive 9.5ft and 10.5ft diameter casing to grade for power line project in snowy and bitterly cold northern New England.
The nature of power line construction is that time is of the essence and the jobsite does not shut down for inconveniences like a foot of snow. Knowing that, Aldridge chooses APE and the reliability they have come to know and trust, as well as the knowledge that if something does go wrong, a foot of snow will not keep APE personnel from being on site and doing whatever it takes…
