About
A working name on an existing practice.
TrueLine Helical is the name on this preview. The photographs, county list, hours, phone, and email come from the owner's public site, Palmetto Pier Tech, which identifies itself in the footer as Palmetto Pier Tech, LLC. This build did not confirm that legal name with a Secretary of State search, and it did not form a new company. truelinehelical.com was available in a GoDaddy availability lookup — standard, non-premium on 2026-11-09. It has not been purchased.
What the existing about page says
The practice describes itself as family-owned, focused on helical piers and the crawl-space repairs that use them, across 22 coastal counties from Corolla, North Carolina, to St. Marys, Georgia. It says the work is done by its own crews, and that the team includes structural engineers, geotechnical specialists, and installers with long combined coastal experience. No person is named on that page, so no person is named here.
Credentials, only as specific as the source. The about page says the practice is licensed for this work in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and that its helical systems have an ICC evaluation-report certification. It also says projects are engineer-stamped. License numbers, engineer names, the report number, and the insurer are not published. They are not filled in on this preview.
The old about page also used a superlative, and it used the verb that belongs to impact piles. Both are dropped. Helical piers in this system are steel, and they are rotated.
A no-charge inspection is offered on the existing site, Monday–Saturday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.. The existing site says the practice responds within 24 hours. This website cannot book it.