Skip to content

George Street Bridge

  • Caissons

George Street Bridge

This bridge replacement project required the drilling of two abutments consisting of a total of 32 drilled caissons in the existing creek bed. In addition to the environmental concerns related to work being completed in an existing creek bed, access restrictions and overhead lines required the use of a versatile machine capable of drilling the 10-14 foot caissons. The use of an excavator mounted drill enabled the precision drilling required with minimal impact on the surrounding landscape. The equipment’s low headroom capabilities make it ideally suited to projects with headroom constraints and uneven terrain.

Client: Montague Construction Limited

Location: Ingersoll, Ontario

TTC Patten Building

/
TTC Patten Building HC Matcon was retained to install micropile foundation for TTC Patten Building on 835 Davenport Road, Toronto. The building was originally designed for storage of paper tickets
Read More
Mars B Toronto General Hospital

Mars B Toronto General Hospital

/
This 3.5 Million dollar contract involved HC Matcon providing a full excavation, a 16,000 Sq. Ft. shoring and large diameter caisson package for this project. Challenges included the support of
Read More

TTC Steels Launch Shaft

/
TTC Steels Launch Shaft The TTC tendered the Steeles Launch Shaft project as part of the much needed Shepherd subway extension into Vaughan. HCM undertook this project as a general
Read More
HCM Group - K2 Condominiums

K2 Condominiums

/
K2 Condominiums This development on King Street in Waterloo required approximately 15,000 SF of shoring for two levels of underground parking. RWH Engineering Inc. (RWH) designed a piles and lagging
Read More

Pixel by Battistella

/
Pixel by Battistella HCM was contracted to provide the design and installation of shoring system for a 110 unit building consisting of town homes, studios and condos. This development was
Read More
Smith Residence

Smith Residence

/ ,
Toronto’s First Permanent Soil Nail Wall This project involved a hillside lot and a high end home in Toronto. The installation was the first permanent soil nail wall used in
Read More