Residential housebuilding is evolving – and so are the foundations it's built on. Whether you're a developer delivering a new-build scheme, a self-builder working with an architect, or a contractor managing a housing project, our ground screw and helical screw pile foundations provide a faster, cleaner, and fully certified alternative to traditional concrete strip and trench fill.

Traditional residential foundations involve extensive trenching, steel reinforcement, concrete pouring, and weeks of curing before construction can proceed. That means weather delays, spoil removal, skip hire, and multiple contractor visits before a single wall goes up.
Screw foundations eliminate all of that. Ground screws and helical screw piles install rapidly, are immediately load-bearing, and produce the certified data that structural engineers and building control require. For housebuilders working to tight programme schedules, the time and cost savings can be considerable.


For single-storey homes, timber-frame builds, and lighter structures, our ground screws provide a fast, cost-effective foundation. Available in sizes from 89mm to 140mm, they can be installed with lightweight machinery or tracked excavators. We provide compression load testing and reports for building control approval.
For two-storey homes, steel-framed construction, or sites with challenging ground conditions, our helical screw pile foundations deliver the additional load capacity needed:

We offer a complete service for developers, self-builders, and contractors:
Whether it’s a single self-build plot or a multi-unit development, we provide the products, installation, and documentation to get your project out of the ground and into build faster than concrete.

Yes. Our helical screw pile installations produce comprehensive torque pile logs and certified load capacity reports through deep foundation software, providing the engineering documentation that building control requires. For ground screw installations, we provide compression load testing with a detailed report.
Yes. Our helical screw piles handle substantial compression, tensile, and shear loads, making them suitable for two-storey residential construction. Every pile is machine-installed with calibrated torque monitoring, producing verified performance data for structural engineer and building control sign-off.
Yes. Both ground screws and helical screw piles integrate seamlessly with SIPs, timber frame, steel frame, and light-gauge steel construction. They’re increasingly specified by housebuilders using modern methods of construction for speed and energy efficiency.
Yes. Both ground screws and helical screw piles are installed individually and can be set at different depths, then levelled at the head. This makes them ideal for sloping residential plots where traditional strip foundations would require extensive earthworks and retaining structures.
In many cases, yes. Eliminating excavation, spoil removal, concrete, skip hire, and multiple site visits can result in considerable savings – particularly on sites with challenging ground conditions or restricted access, where traditional foundations can become expensive. Your structural engineer can advise on the most cost-effective option for your specific project.
