We build the whole home, foundation included, under one roof, then deliver it intact and set it on the ground. Less grading, less waiting, and a lighter touch on the land.
Built whole, delivered whole, set in place. Nothing poured on site, nothing to wait on.
The challenge
Across the region, land approved for homes sits empty. The plans were drawn for a different time, and they depend on reshaping the land itself: hillsides cut and filled, earth moved by the ton, roads and utilities built long before the first home.
Costs arrive early and returns arrive late. Soils can be expansive or unstable, slopes are steep, fire risk is real, and every month of waiting adds to the bill. The land isn't the problem. The approach is.
Soils and topography
Conventional building asks the land to become flat. We ask less of it. Homes follow the natural contours, so slopes stay slopes, drainage keeps its course, and more of the landscape stays as it was.
Where the site allows, homes rest on level, compacted ground. Nothing is excavated and nothing is hauled away.
Helical piers are screwed into the earth rather than dug, reaching stable soil without footings or spoil.
Each project starts with the soils. The foundation is engineered to match what the ground can support.
Our solution
We build the entire home, its concrete foundation included, as a single structure, then deliver it whole and set it in place. The result is a permanent home that needs only a light touch on the land, and one that can move if the land is ever needed for something else.
Cast first, built on, delivered as one piece
No mass grading, no excavation, no spoil
Non-combustible materials inside and out
Built to last decades, able to relocate
Our process
The concrete foundation is cast first, under controlled conditions, strong enough to carry the home and travel with it.
Walls, roof, systems and finishes go on indoors, protected from weather and inspected at every stage.
The finished home travels intact on a carrier designed to protect it, arriving the way it left the floor.
It is set on prepared ground or piers, utilities connect, and it is ready to live in.
Our design philosophy
One well-designed module, repeated. It stands alone as a small home, joins a second for a family home, and a third to form a home around a courtyard. Homes grow as needs change, without starting over.
Concept images. Final designs, finishes and configurations are in development and subject to site conditions and local approval.
Our experience
For three generations, the Neatherlin family moved large, fragile structures that were never designed to travel, and delivered them intact.
The family's favorite proof is a fully stocked convenience store that made the trip without spilling a drop of milk.
GroundFORCE turns that experience around. If moving a building is the hard part, build one that's designed to move, and give it a real foundation from the start.
Tell us about your land, its slopes, its soils, and what you hope to build. We'll show you what's possible.
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