Ground screws allow foundation positions to be set out accurately before modules arrive on site. Once installed, the building can often be craned directly into position without the delays associated with traditional foundation works.
For projects with limited access, this can significantly reduce disruption around the property.
One of the biggest advantages of ground screws is the reduced amount of excavation around occupied properties.
There are no concrete wagons reversing onto driveways or significant site debris left around the property. This can make the construction process easier for homeowners, and a lot less stressful.
As more extensions move towards SIP panel and modular construction methods, foundation systems need to keep pace.
Ground screws allow builders/manufacturers and homeowners to move from foundation installation to construction much faster than traditional concrete foundations saving time and money.
