Postech Screw Piles Restigouche

The Restigouche River traces New Brunswick's northern boundary, and around it stretches a forested region that has built its own identity: Campbellton, Dalhousie, Kedgwick, Saint-Quentin, and the francophone backcountry concessions. This is where Mathieu Aubé installs Postech screw piles under the Postech Restigouche banner, alongside his Bathurst operation on the Chaleur coast.

Restigouche country is real boreal forest. Gravel roads, sloped terrain, logging roads that turn into trails the further you go from the towns. Mathieu and his crew are set up to reach worksites where they are, whether that means a hunting camp in Kedgwick, a cottage along the Restigouche River, or a renovation in Campbellton. Logistics are as much part of the work as installation technique.

The soil here reads differently than coastal ground. Compacted glacial till near the surface, exposed bedrock through Appalachian sections, and peat-heavy lowlands. Every Postech installation begins with a site read, pile and helix configuration are chosen accordingly, and torque is verified pile by pile as it drives. That is how a foundation holds through the kind of severe winters that define the New Brunswick backcountry.

Mathieu handles residential foundations (decks, sunrooms, additions, sheds), seasonal cottages and camps along the Restigouche and its tributaries, light commercial work in the regional centres, and reinforcement on existing foundations. Service is offered in French and English without losing technical precision.

For clients with projects on both the Chaleur coast and in the Restigouche Valley, that also means the same installer, the same method, and the same standard of execution across both territories.

Every Postech installation carries a lifetime warranty on the work, valid as long as it is performed by a certified Postech installer.

Reach Mathieu directly. Free quote, anywhere in the Restigouche.