The FAST pile revolution
has arrived

The FAST pile revolution
has arrived

Out with concrete and steel. In with FASTepc’s patented pile system for all your foundation needs.

89%

Faster installation

67%

Fewer crew members

79%

Shorter project timeline

15%

Project cost savings

Build faster. Reduce risk. Spend less.

Foundations will never be built the same way again.
FASTepc guarantees faster installs, safer sites and proven science.

And remember:

Traditional methods take months. FASTepc finishes in days.

Why are FASTepc installations faster than drilled concrete caissons?

Concrete caissons require excavation, spoil removal, curing time and protective coatings. FASTepc’s patented piles are driven directly into the soil without excavation. No curing means the superstructure can be set immediately, compressing timelines from months to weeks.

Advantages concrete can’t match

Innovation engineered for modern infrastructure saves time, cost and risk.

Time-lapse shows the speed, precision and reliability of FRP pilings being set

Watch FASTepc drive this piling
in just 15 minutes

This time-lapse captures the full installation of a FASTepc piling — start to finish in only 15 minutes. No excavation, no curing delays, no spoil removal. Just clean, rapid installation with immediate load-bearing capacity. FASTepc’s fiber-reinforced polymer foundation system delivers stronger, safer and faster results that redefine how modern foundations are built.

This installation was done in Green Cove Springs, Florida. The piling was 35 feet, and that’s our ABI Mobilram doing the heavy lifting.

Technical answers to the questions you’re asking

FASTepc FAQs

FRP piles have a superior strength-to-weight ratio. They maintain an ultimate strain limit of ~1%, which allows them to absorb seismic and dynamic loads more effectively than concrete. This reduces vibration transmission and enhances structural resilience in demanding soil conditions.

Concrete caissons require excavation, spoil removal, curing time and protective coatings. FASTepc’s patented piles are driven directly into the soil without excavation. No curing means the superstructure can be set immediately, compressing timelines from months to weeks.

Concrete deteriorates in saltwater and requires coatings to slow corrosion. FRP piles are inert to chlorides, sulfates and brackish conditions. Their corrosion resistance significantly extends service life in marine and coastal projects.

FRP piles generate a lower carbon footprint during manufacturing compared to concrete, which is highly CO₂-intensive. On site, they avoid excavation spoils, reduce heavy equipment mobilization and eliminate toxic coatings. This cuts life cycle emissions and site disturbance dramatically.

Yes. FRP piles are engineered with high tensile and compressive capacity to meet or exceed their steel and concrete cousins.

Concrete jobs often carry a 45% risk of change orders from soil surprises, water intrusion or curing issues. FASTepc piles bypass these risks by avoiding excavation and eliminating time-sensitive curing variables. The push pile system simplifies installation, and outcomes are more predictable.

Concrete foundations often require remediation due to cracking, corrosion or soil degradation, driving life cycle costs upward. FRP piles remain stable, require no coating reapplication and avoid spoil-related settlement issues — lowering life cycle cost and protecting ROI.

Yes. FRP is engineered with low thermal conductivity, meaning less stress from freeze-thaw cycles than concrete. It performs reliably in high-heat environments without spalling or structural compromise, making it ideal for wide climate ranges.

What these experts just saw reset the bar for foundation work.

FASTepc demo: Industry leaders' one-word reactions to demo. In a word? Revolutionary

FASTepc demo: Industry leaders' one-word reactions to demo. In a word? Revolutionary

Push pile foundations: FASTepc CEO on saving time & money with compressed construction schedules

Push pile foundations: FASTepc CEO on saving time & money with compressed construction schedules

Jim Princic of Terracon says FASTepc's push pile system will be a "kitchen table name" in 3-5 years.

Jim Princic of Terracon says FASTepc's push pile system will be a "kitchen table name" in 3-5 years.

Terracon's Mike Heller predicts "widespread" use of FASTepc's push pile system

Terracon's Mike Heller predicts "widespread" use of FASTepc's push pile system

Push pile foundations: Jerry Frost predicts "upward curve" for rapid adoption of FASTepc technology

Push pile foundations: Jerry Frost predicts "upward curve" for rapid adoption of FASTepc technology

FASTepc's revolutionary push pile system will be "a worldwide product," -- Colby Wilson, 266 Native

FASTepc's revolutionary push pile system will be "a worldwide product," -- Colby Wilson, 266 Native