Specialist pile driving for solar farms, pre-drilling, pull-out tests and ramming for civil works. Proseed Energy supports developers and EPC contractors throughout Ireland.
Four dedicated ramming machines. Nationwide coverage.
Solar pile driving / Machinery & crew on site
Delivery capacity
Equipped for your programme.
Own machinery. Experienced crews.
Up to600posts rammed per day
Up to300posts pre-drilled per day
4dedicated ramming machines in our own fleet
Irelandnationwide project coverage
Daily output depends on ground conditions, pile specifications, site access and the agreed scope. Ramming and pre-drilling capacities are separate indications, not combined daily totals.
Project portfolio
Work on the ground. Evidence in the details.
Our machinery and crews on the ground: solar post installation, pre-drilling equipment and pull-out load measurement.
Ireland / Solar piling
Driven posts. Difficult-ground support.
Solar pile driving and pre-drilling experience in Irish ground conditions. These site photographs show our tracked machinery, steel post installation and the foundations taking shape.
01 / Steel post installation02 / Pre-drilling equipment on site03 / Pull-out testing · load measurement
Our machinery
Four machines. One coordinated team.
Our own fleet of four dedicated ramming machines, allocated to suit project scope and availability. From mobilisation to site works, machinery and crew planning are coordinated around your programme.
Own machine fleet / Mobilisation & transportRamming machines / Site preparation
Post driving for road and civil works, including barrier, fencing and other driven-post applications, subject to project specifications and ground conditions.
On-site testing to assess pile resistance against the project engineer’s specified criteria. Test scope, loading requirements and reporting are agreed before works begin.
Piling sets the pace for everything that follows. We work alongside site teams to align the scope, installation sequence and project safety requirements before the machines arrive.
Share the pile layout, ground information, quantities and design requirements. We review the proposed works and site constraints.
02 / Plan
Align crews, plant & programme
Agree access, sequencing, safety requirements and equipment allocation, subject to project needs and availability.
03 / Deliver
Install, test & coordinate
Carry out the agreed works in coordination with your site team, with inspection and testing requirements defined for the project.
Planning your works
Solar piling in Ireland: common questions.
Practical information for developers, EPC contractors and civil construction teams preparing a piling enquiry.
What is solar ramming or pile driving?
Solar ramming drives steel posts into the ground to support mounting structures for ground-mounted solar panels. Post positions, embedment and installation requirements follow the project drawings and specifications.
When is pre-drilling needed for solar piles?
Pre-drilling may be needed where ground conditions prevent conventional driving or a post reaches refusal. The ground information and project design determine whether pre-drilling is suitable and how the installation method should be agreed.
What does a pile pull-out test check?
A pull-out test assesses how a pile resists extraction under specified loads. The project engineer defines the test method and acceptance criteria. Share the required loads and test specification with your enquiry.
How many posts can Proseed install per day?
Indicative capacity is up to 600 posts rammed per day or up to 300 posts pre-drilled per day. These are separate capacities. Ground conditions, pile specifications, access and the agreed scope affect actual daily output.
Do you provide ramming services throughout Ireland?
Proseed offers nationwide project coverage in Ireland using its own fleet of four dedicated ramming machines. Mobilisation and equipment allocation depend on project requirements and availability.
Start with your project
Let’s get the ground ready.
Tell us about your solar or civil works in Ireland. We’ll review your scope and discuss availability and pricing.
What helps us quote?
Project location and access conditions
Approximate post quantities and ground information
Expected start date and programme
For tests: engineer’s specification and required loads
No drawings to hand? Start with a brief description. We can request plans when we reply.