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Morris-Shea micropile anchors add stability when tied to the rock subsurface.

Inconstant subsurface layers can necessitate new solutions such as Morris-Shea micropile rock anchors.

Installation of specialty micropile anchors is ideal where rock is found at extremely shallow depths.

Installation of specialty micropile anchors is ideal where rock is found at extremely shallow depths.

Morris-Shea installed 2,980 DeWaal piles as a rigid inclusion deep foundation for the initial construction phase of a seven story mixed-use building in Everett, MA.

Drilled Shafts in Bay Minette, Al Outer casing being lowered by crane into drilled shaft.

Drilled Shaft at Auburn University Stadium. Steel reinforcing cage being installed in drilled shaft deep foundation.

Morris-Shea drilled shafts will support a new 47 x 154 feet videoboard at the Auburn stadium’s north end zone.

Morris-Shea installed eight 61 inch diameter drilled shafts to depths ranging from 25 to 40 feet at Auburn University as foundation for the Jordan-Hare Stadium’s new videoboard.

Drilled shafts were installed by Morris-Shea at a site previously used as a parking lot and in close enough proximity to the Auburn University stadium to support the new videoboard.

Drilled Shaft at Auburn University Stadium. Steel reinforcing cage being installed in drilled shaft deep foundation.

Deep foundation piles for the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Bonita Springs, Florida will support two 20 story  towers and a parking podium. Morris-Shea installed 1,406 De-Waal piles throughout the project site.