Screw Pile Documentation for Building Inspectors & Engineers in Manitoba
Here is what you receive when a project uses a Screw Pile Solutions installation — everything you need to close your permit file.
Our piles carry CCMC Evaluation #13102-R — the National Research Council standard accepted by building authorities across Manitoba.
What Inspectors and Engineers Receive
Every Screw Pile Solutions installation comes with a complete package ready for your permit and inspection records.
Stamped Pile Load Report
A stamped report showing per-pile installation torque and the calculated load capacity for every pile on the project. Pile diameter, depth, and identification by location are all documented.
Site Layout Drawing
A drawing showing the exact position of every pile relative to the building footprint, cross-referenced to the Pile Load Report and ready to submit with the permit file.
CCMC Evaluation Reference
The reference for CCMC Evaluation #13102-R, independently verifiable through the CCMC Registry of Product Assessments. See the full CCMC Evaluation Report 13102-R for the evaluated scope and limitations.
Installation Photos & Depths
Installation photographs and recorded pile depths are available on request for any project, so you can confirm what was placed and how deep.
Direct Site-Verification Contact
Direct contact with Chad for any site-verification question — you reach a real person who was involved with the install, not a call centre.
Engineered Support on Request
For projects that need it, additional documentation and coordination with a licensed engineer can be arranged so your file is complete.
Why This Product Is Accepted
CCMC Evaluation #13102-R is issued by the Canadian Construction Materials Centre, a division of the National Research Council of Canada. It is the national evaluation that provincial code authorities across Manitoba rely on when reviewing a helical pile foundation.
The Postech screw pile system has been evaluated against the National Building Code of Canada, confirming it performs as an accepted engineered foundation when installed by a certified installer using the evaluated product and procedures.
Transparent Load Verification
Installation is torque-based, and readings are logged for every pile. Because installation torque correlates to capacity, the logged readings give you a defensible, on-the-record basis for confirming each pile meets the required load.
No third-party engineering is required for standard residential loads within the evaluated scope, though we work directly with engineers on complex or heavily loaded projects when a stamped design is called for.
Manitoba Code Compliance Highlights
Manitoba follows the National Building Code of Canada. Under Part 9, deck and similar footings must bear below the frost line — the Manitoba ITS Building Code Guide 06 references a minimum depth of 1.8 m (6 ft) for deck footings.
Screw Pile Solutions installs below the frost line on every project, and the depth of each pile is documented in the Pile Load Report so the frost requirement is verifiable on paper.
For Complex or Engineered Projects
On commercial and large agricultural projects we work directly with the project engineer, providing installation data and any additional documentation required to support a stamped design.
A torque-monitoring system is used on all installations, so the data supporting each pile’s capacity is captured consistently — whether the job is a residential deck or an engineered structure.
Contact Us With Any Questions
Call Chad directly — inspectors and engineers always reach a real person, not a message queue, for any site-verification or documentation question.
For RM and municipal engineers who want to pre-approve the system, we are glad to provide reference letters or documentation samples on request.
Frequently Asked Questions for Inspectors & Engineers
What is CCMC Evaluation #13102-R and why does it matter?
The Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC) is a division of the National Research Council of Canada. CCMC Evaluation #13102-R confirms that the Postech screw pile system has been independently evaluated against the National Building Code of Canada. It gives the authority having jurisdiction a documented basis for accepting the foundation.
Can I verify the CCMC evaluation independently?
Yes. CCMC #13102-R is publicly verifiable through the National Research Council’s CCMC Registry of Product Assessments, and the full CCMC Evaluation Report 13102-R sets out the evaluated scope, conditions, and limitations.
What does the stamped Pile Load Report include?
It documents, for every pile on the project, the pile diameter and length, installation torque readings, the calculated load capacity from the torque-to-capacity correlation, and pile identification by location. It is stamped and designed to be submitted directly with the permit application.
Are the torque readings logged and defensible?
Yes. A torque-monitoring system is used on all installations and readings are logged per pile. Because installation torque correlates to capacity, the logged data provides a defensible, on-the-record basis for confirming each pile meets its required load.
Is third-party engineering required?
Not for standard residential loads within the evaluated scope of CCMC #13102-R. For commercial, large agricultural, or otherwise complex projects, we coordinate directly with the project engineer and provide the installation data needed to support a stamped design.
Who do I contact for a technical or site-verification question in Manitoba?
Contact our Austin, Manitoba office at 204.637.2621, or use the contact form. You reach Chad directly, and we can provide additional documentation, CCMC reference materials, reference letters, and coordinate with your engineering team as needed.
Trusted by Builders and Approved by Code Officials
CCMC Evaluation #13102-R — verify on the CCMC Registry of Product Assessments. Serving Manitoba and Saskatchewan for 15+ years, WCB coverage in both provinces, proof of insurance available on request.
Need Documentation or a Reference Sample?
Our Austin, Manitoba office can provide documentation, answer technical questions, and coordinate directly with engineers and inspectors on any project.
Call or Text Chad Directly: 204-761-5240
Office: 204-637-2621