The proof
Real projects, real numbers.
Every case study below is a published Ram Jack West project — with the actual pile counts, depths, and lifts. No stock photos, no vague claims. Filter to your area or your problem.
Across our published case studies
28 of 44 published case studies
Manzanita Two-Story Stabilization
13 helical piles lifted a Manzanita home to within ½" of level — most pre-existing cracks closed completely.
Restoring Home Value Before Selling
9 helical piers in 2 days fixed settlement before listing; the transferable lifetime warranty passed to the buyer at sale.
Supporting a Settled Foundation
13 exterior helical piles fully recovered a Eugene home's settlement (¾" lift) in 10 days, engineered with Regal Mortier.
Hayward Field Helical Anchors
Helical anchors secured hammer-throw cage towers for the 2022 World Athletics Championships without tearing up the competition surface.
New Construction Piles, Yachats
46 helical piles supported a retaining wall and strip footings on very soft coastal soils for new construction.
Oakway Substation Transformer Lift
4 helical piles + 2 tiebacks fully re-leveled a settled transformer pad within a tight utility window.
Residential Retaining Wall Repair
16 helical tieback piles + 24 steel beams arrested a rotated, failing Eugene retaining wall.
Strict-Seismic Foundation System
390 micropiles to 30 ft met strict seismic code on poor soil — validated by a full load-test program.
Swanson Saw Mill Rebuild
500+ custom helical piles rebuilt a mill foundation on contaminated post-fire fill, with torque exceeding 25,000 ft-lbs.
Portland Retaining Wall Spotlight
An engineered retaining wall restored usable, stable yard space on a Portland slope.
Cantilevered Wall for Fire-Lane Compliance
A 170-ft custom steel cantilevered wall met fire-lane code while preserving buildable area on a tight Portland site.
Portland Multi-Unit Recovery
27 piles to 60 ft lifted two Portland apartment buildings 3" in 11 days with minimal tenant disruption.
Portland Hillside New Construction
Grouted micropiles provided pre-construction deep-foundation support on a Portland hillside.
New Public Library, Gladstone
Micropiles + a soldier pile wall protected neighbors during construction of a 6,000 sq ft public library.
Spring Mountain Elementary Wall
Carbon fiber (SRS-600/660) + tiebacks rescued a bowing school playground wall without full reconstruction.
Patton Middle School Seismic Retrofit
270 helical piles to 65 ft seismically retrofit a 1972 school — finished ahead of schedule without interrupting the school year.
Adams School Campus Micropiles
84 low-headroom micropiles (~75 LF) reinforced an existing school foundation in confined space.
Bandon House New Construction
83 cased micropiles into mudstone bedrock mitigated liquefaction and lateral-spreading hazards for new construction.
Camp Namana Cabins
256 pin piles stabilized 8 cabins on large-scale landslide terrain, verified by 8 test piles.
Dollar General, Philomath
143 driven pin piles created a stable foundation for new retail construction.
PacifiCorp Seismic-Code Foundation
18 cased grouted micropiles (64 kips each) met seismic criteria for a PacifiCorp facility upgrade, validated by sacrificial test piles.
US-101 Retaining Wall (ODOT)
63 H-piles + steel lagging built a 700+ ft ODOT retaining wall along US-101 without lane closures.
Newport Hotel Retaining Wall
A 45-ft H-pile wall stopped a hotel lawn from sliding toward the beach 70 ft below — done in 5 days without closing the hotel.
Salishan Helicals
45 helical piles with pre-construction caps supported new construction at Salishan.
Spring St. Duplex
41 micropiles to 35 ft (load-tested to 200% capacity) supported a new duplex on the coast.
View Point Inn & Wellness Center
Full-building temporary support let crews excavate a new basement beneath an existing inn and replace the foundation.
Coos Bay Landslide Wall
A 150-ft, 22-pile soldier wall protected a home after a landslide pushed a hillside 4 ft onto its siding.
Crumbling Rock Wall
Soil nails stabilized a deteriorating rock wall threatening a public road.
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