• Resistance to soil heaving Heaving soils expand when they freeze and contract when they thaw, which can cause foundation heave and displacement. Pile foundations penetrate the heaving soil layer and rest on more stable and dense layers located below the frost line. This ensures structural stability and stability, as the foundation is not directly exposed to heaving. • Deep pile embedment Pile foundations can be installed at significant depths, allowing them to reach soil layers with high bearing capacity. This is especially important on heaving soils, where the upper soil layers do not provide the necessary stability. Deep piles distribute the building load onto dense soil layers, providing a secure foundation. • Uniform load distribution Pile foundations evenly distribute the building load onto the soil, preventing uneven settlement and deformation. This is especially important in heaving soils, where uneven heaving can lead to distortions and cracks in the structure. The ...