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Gerdau Ameristeel, Jackson, TN. We were contacted by Ameristeel to help solve a problem with their Mettler Toledo Coupled In-Motion Railroad scale (CIM) at their Jackson facility. The scale foundation was unstable causing the scale not to function at all. Click on additional info for the full story. | 3/2008 | |
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Martin TN, C. E. Weldon Public Library. The Martin library had a problem with water entering the basement through old brick and buried window. |
7/21/2008 | |
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Milan TN, First Baptist Church dome settled over 1 foot in the old sanctuary. Built in the early 1900's, due to water damage and wood decay. Called in to evaluate and recover the structure, made recommendations to rebuild the internal structure and raise back to proper elevation. A challenging but rewarding job. | 1/12/2008 |
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Jackson TN, Soft soils on newly constructed complex resulted in a 4 inch drop on electrical transformer pad. 4 Piles were installed with 100% recovery. |
7/2007 |
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Retail business was expanded after we opened the wall by removing 49 feet of brick along the bottom section of this two story building. to | 06/2007 |
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Memphis TN, Applingwood Housing Community: After previous repair methods to stabilize the foundation failed, Ram Jack of TN was called in to stabilized the exterior structure. Ninety-four piles were installed an average of nintey-six feet. An additional thirty-nine interior piers were installed to stabilize the interior of the building. | 4/2007 |
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Memphis TN, - Gus's Fried Chicken: Stabilized by Ram Jack of TN, Inc. while construction to a new four story condominium complex is built. | 6/15/2006 |
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Emergency call to come in and provide piles to support Brentwood Academy High School. | 9/2005 |
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Trenton, TN. Tri County Equipment. This building was built over a landfill. The doors and windows kept breaking due to settlement. Ram Jack installed 9 helical piles. We were able to lift the building approx. 1/2 inch. Piles went to an average depth of 60'. | 7/21/2004 |
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