Used an emergency replacement for a foundation, our Aurora temporary shoring service helps keep your construction operations going until a permanent shoring solution is available.

Soldier pile walls, trench shoring, and soil nail walls are three options when considering temporary shoring in Aurora and Denver. Soldier pile walls are an incredibly quick construction method that consists of H-shaped steel piles, concrete holes, and wood lagging. Depending on the range of excavation, tiebacks/anchors may be needed. Soldier pile walls are flexible and can be designed for large surcharge loads.

Trench shoring comes in several different forms, but in its basic form for temporary shoring in Denver entails walls lining the side of a trench filled with stabilizers in the middle. The walls and stabilizers can come in several different materials, ranging from wood to steel, depending on the load. Trench shoring is used to protect workers from trench failures.

Soil nail walls are another type of anchor tieback wall. Soil nail walls consist of steel bars inserted into holes in the soil, which are reinforced with concrete grout. The steel bars or nails are then covered with shotcrete walls which retain the soil.