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Foundation Specialties Geostructural Construction

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Company History

In 1989, Foundation Specialties began underpinning residential and light commercial structures for foundation repair purposes using hydraulically driven pipe piles and footing brackets.  In the early 1990s, our technical capabilities expanded when the company acquired the equipment and trained workforce to install helical piles / helical piers for new construction and foundation underpinning.  

In the early 2000s, our experience with helical piles led us to acquire our first drill for the installation of micropiles for new foundations, structural underpinning, and foundation repair using significantly higher capacity piles than were possible with helical piers.  We also began training crews to use the drilling equipment to install soil nails and ground anchors for excavation support and earth retention structures.   At this time, Foundation Specialties officially created a separate division for specialty geotechnical and geo-structural construction, Foundation Specialties Geo-Structural Construction (FSGC).   

Today, with an office in Northwest Arkansas, FSGC maintains a fleet of drills, grout plants, high-pressure air compressors, and all of the drilling tools, load test equipment, and personnel to design, manage, and install micropiles, soil nails, ground anchors, rock anchors, tiebacks, helical piles, helical anchors and hydraulically driven steel piers.  FSGC offers solutions for new construction deep foundations, underpinning, foundation repair, slope stabilization, landslide repair, retaining walls, trail bridges, support of excavation (SOE) / excavation support, and more.

Want to know more about our talented employees? Meet the team!

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Paul Gintonio, COO

FSGC has the experience, expertise, and leadership to bring your project in on-time and on-budget.

Construction site with machinery and workers on a clear day. Two large vehicles and a pile driver are operating on a dirt lot. Tunnels and city buildings are visible in the background. Orange cones and materials are scattered around.
Two construction workers wearing helmets, face masks, and high-visibility vests operate machinery at a construction site. They are surrounded by piles of dirt, metal rods, and a partially erected structure. Dust is visible in the air.
Construction workers wearing safety gear use machinery to apply concrete to a large retaining wall. They are elevated on platforms, and the wall has protruding rebar. Heavy equipment is visible in the foreground, and the ground is muddy.
A small yellow drilling machine is in action on a construction site, installing anchors into a dirt and rock wall. Several metal rods are already embedded, creating a stable support structure. Tools and materials are scattered around.
Construction workers operate heavy machinery at a job site. One worker uses a large drilling rig while another operates an excavator. Metal pipes are stacked nearby, and trees are in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Construction workers operate machinery at a rocky excavation site. They stand on scaffolding near a steep cliff edge, surrounded by trees and soil. Safety barriers are visible at the top of the excavation.
Construction site with workers operating heavy machinery, drilling into the ground. The area is surrounded by safety barriers and mixed terrain, and other workers are visible in the background, near partially constructed structures and equipment.
A large drilling machine labeled "MC 800" is positioned on a sloped, rocky construction site. The machine features caterpillar tracks and a complex drilling arm. Nearby are safety fences and residential buildings, with some trees and hills in the background.
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Where We Work

Foundation Specialties Geostructural Construction (FSGC) designs and constructs solutions for customers located in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Colorado and Nebraska.

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