We've built our business on garden room foundations. Hundreds of installs across South East England. One proven system. No concrete required.
Garden rooms are being built at record pace across the South East. And the one thing every garden room needs — before a single wall panel goes up — is a solid, level, accurate foundation.
We specialise in that foundation. Not as an afterthought, but as the entire focus of what we do. We understand garden room builds, the tolerances they require and the impact a poorly installed foundation has on the finished structure.
Ground screws are, in our experience, the best foundation solution for garden rooms. They're faster than concrete, less disruptive, more precise and easier to work with for both homeowners and installers.
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Traditional concrete footings are over-engineered for most garden room projects and create unnecessary disruption. Ground screws are a better fit in almost every way.
No waiting for concrete to cure. Ground screws are installed in hours and your garden room build can start immediately — keeping projects on schedule.
Ground screws go in without excavation. There's no turf to lift, no spoil to remove and no heavy machinery churning up the garden. Your customers will appreciate it.
We install to exact levels. For garden rooms this matters — a millimetre out at the foundation becomes a visible problem at the roof. We get it right at the start.
Our screws perform reliably across clay, loam and sandy soils — the ground conditions most commonly found in South East England gardens. We carry four lengths to match whatever your site needs.
Garden rooms don't need the deep foundation of a commercial building. For most, our 1.25m screw provides the right load-bearing capacity. Where conditions or structures call for it, we carry 1m, 1.5m and 2m lengths too.
Whether it's a home office, studio, gym, playroom or garden bar — our foundation system works for any garden room design or manufacturer's system.
For garden room projects specifically, the case for ground screws over concrete is clear.
We've installed ground screw foundations for hundreds of garden rooms across Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and the wider South East. That experience means we understand exactly what each project needs.
We know that getting foundations level and square to the exact specification is critical — and we deliver that every time.
Whether your garden room comes from a national supplier or a local joinery, our foundation system is compatible with any design.
Garden room companies and contractors across the South East use us repeatedly because we deliver consistent, reliable results.
For the vast majority of garden room foundations, our 1.25m screws are the right choice — proven across hundreds of sites in a full range of ground conditions. When a project calls for something different, we also carry 1m, 1.5m and 2m lengths.
Clay, loam, sand — our ground screws provide reliable bearing capacity across the full range of soils found in South East England gardens.
Our 1.25m screws are correctly proportioned for most garden room foundations — strong enough, without over-engineering. Longer lengths available for heavier structures or deeper ground.
We know our screw range and how each length performs. The right size is selected before we arrive — no on-site guesswork, no surprises.
Our ground screws have been installed on hundreds of garden room projects across the South East. The track record speaks for itself.
Planning a garden room? We handle the foundation so your installer arrives to a level, ready-to-build base.
Partner with us as your foundation specialist. We work to your schedule and take the foundation work off your hands completely.
Experienced ground screw installer? We also supply screws only for trade customers who carry out their own installations.
Many companies use us on every garden room they build. A simple process they can rely on, project after project.
Send us your garden room dimensions and we'll come back with a clear quote for ground screw supply and installation across South East England.