Extensions

This fully sustainable foundation system for extensions and housing, along with the lightweight build options, highlights a range of attractive features and benefits.

  1. Sustainability: Your system is fully sustainable, aligning with modern construction’s emphasis on eco-friendliness and environmental responsibility.
  2. Minimal Excavation or No Dig: The ability to minimize or eliminate excavation is a significant advantage, reducing costs, environmental impact, and disruption.
  3. Tree Safety: It is approved by local authorities as a tree-safe system, demonstrating consideration for the preservation of existing trees on the property.
  4. Doorway Foundation Building: The flexibility to transport the system through a doorway, if necessary, adds convenience and adaptability to construction scenarios.
  5. Low Vibration, Low Noise: The absence of vibration and low noise during installation minimizes disturbances to the surrounding environment, making it suitable for various locations.
  6. Energy Efficiency: The system allows for the construction of airtight structures, helping to lower heating bills and improve energy efficiency.
  7. Faster Construction with Less Disruption: Faster construction times with minimal disruption are appealing to homeowners and builders.
  8. Lightweight Build Options: Offering different lightweight build options with steel frames, timber, and SIPs provides flexibility and customization to meet specific project requirements.
  9. Modular Build System: Providing a modular build system that exceeds building regulations demonstrates a commitment to quality and compliance.
  10. Structural Insulated Panel (SIP): Highlighting the strength and long-term cost savings of SIPs compared to traditional timber frames is persuasive, especially in energy-efficient construction.
  11. Year-Round Comfort: Mentioning that the system provides comfort in all seasons due to its insulation properties is a significant selling point.
  12. Utility Savings and Climate Considerations: Aligning the system with the demands of modern regulations, rising utility bills, and climate conditions underscores its relevance and value.

Releveant Case Studies

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Where to start?

When planning your project, it’s important to make smart choices. If your project has a heavy load, it may require bigger and deeper piles, which can cost more money. We recommend making your construction as light as possible to save money. You can do this by using materials like steel frame ring beams, lightweight steel floor joists, and different coverings like brick SLIPs, timber, or cement board for lighter buildings. But if your project is really heavy, we offer services like reinforced footings, poured concrete, and special suspended concrete floors using blocks and beams.

Where to start?

When planning your project, it’s important to make smart choices. If your project has a heavy load, it may require bigger and deeper piles, which can cost more money. We recommend making your construction as light as possible to save money. You can do this by using materials like steel frame ring beams, lightweight steel floor joists, and different coverings like brick SLIPs, timber, or cement board for lighter buildings. But if your project is really heavy, we offer services like reinforced footings, poured concrete, and special suspended concrete floors using blocks and beams.