Temporary Modular Buildings
Temporary structures, such as portable classrooms, event spaces, and site offices, benefit greatly from Surefoot’s reusability. Once the project ends, the footings can be easily removed and reused for future applications, leaving no permanent impact on the site.
Permanent Modular Structures
Permanent modular buildings, including residential housing, healthcare facilities, and commercial spaces, require reliable foundations. Surefoot Footings deliver the stability and durability necessary for these applications, ensuring compliance with building codes and longevity.
Remote and Challenging Sites
Modular construction often takes place in remote areas with limited access to heavy equipment or materials. Surefoot Footings’ compact design and ease of transport make them an ideal choice for such locations, ensuring rapid deployment without compromising quality.
Multi-Story Modular Buildings
Multi-story modular structures demand strong foundations to manage increased load requirements. Surefoot Footings are engineered to handle high vertical and lateral loads, making them suitable for these advanced modular applications.
Installation Process for Modular Buildings
1. Site Analysis Engineers evaluate the site’s soil type, load requirements, and structural needs to design the appropriate Surefoot configuration.
2. Footing Installation Surefoot units are positioned, and piles are driven into the ground using a jack hammer. This process ensures secure anchoring and optimal load distribution.
3. Modular Unit Placement The modular units are dropped via crane and attached to the footings using clamps, bolts or custom connectors, ensuring a secure and stable connection.
4. Project Completion The modular building is ready for use immediately after installation, with no delays for concrete curing or settling.
