Utah residential helical piers, also known as helical piles or screw piles, are innovative foundation systems designed to provide reliable support and stability to residential structures. These piers are widely used in Utah due to the state's unique geological conditions, including expansive soils, seismic activity, and variable groundwater levels. Helical piers consist of steel shafts with helical plates attached to them. The plates resemble large screws and are twisted into the ground using specialized hydraulic equipment. The helical design enables the piers to effectively distribute the structural load of a building deep into the soil, providing enhanced stability and preventing settling or shifting of the foundation.