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A continuous poured concrete wall with embedded anchor bolts at engineered spacing. The most common foundation for permanent fabric buildings — provides a clean floor perimeter, excellent load distribution, and long-term durability.

• Ideal for permanent structures
• Provides a clean edge for concrete floors
• Best for heavier snow and wind loads
• Can include integrated drainage channels
• Works in most Western Canada soil conditions

Screw piles driven to load-bearing depth below frost — no excavation, no concrete cure time. One of the fastest foundation solutions available. Excellent for sites with poor surface soils, remote locations, or tight installation timelines.

• No excavation or concrete required
• Install and build same day or next day
• Ideal for remote or access-limited sites
• Removable and relocatable if needed
• Works in soft, wet, or unstable soils

A reinforced concrete beam poured on compacted granular fill or supported by piers. Grade beams are used for larger spans, heavy industrial loads, or sites where a full perimeter wall is not practical.

• Handles high-load industrial applications
• Works on compacted granular base or piers
• Cost-effective for large footprints
• Can be tied to interior concrete slab
• Common for mining and ag operations

Individual poured concrete piers drilled or augered to below frost depth at each anchor point. Effective where a continuous foundation isn't required and point loads can be transferred efficiently to bearing soil.

• Lower cost for smaller buildings
• Less concrete than perimeter wall
• Good for stable, well-drained soils
• Works where rock or dense soil is shallow
• Common for agricultural applications

Bolt-down base plates anchored into an existing concrete slab or asphalt pad. Used where a permanent foundation already exists or the building is intended to be temporary or relocatable. Fast and cost-effective where conditions allow.

• Fastest option on existing slabs
• No ground penetration required
• Fully relocatable building system
• Suitable for temporary use permits
• Requires minimum slab thickness and strength

Where bedrock is at or near surface, anchor dowels are drilled and epoxy-grouted directly into rock. Common on mining sites, quarries, and mountain terrain where conventional foundations are impractical or uneconomical.

• Purpose-built for rock terrain
• Extremely high load capacity
• No frost depth concern
• Common on mine sites and quarry operations
• Requires rock quality assessment