Surefoot WA

21/10/2026

Proud to have worked closely with the team at Powertec on their recent telecommunication tower project.

Telecommunication infrastructure needs footings that are strong, reliable and quick to install, often on sites where access and ground conditions aren't straightforward. Our team worked with Powertec from early planning through to supply, tailoring a Surefoot footing solution to suit the site and the project's load requirements.

With Surefoot, there's no excavation, no concrete and no waiting for cure times. The result is faster installation, less site disturbance and a footing that's ready to load straight away.

Thank you to Powertec for the collaboration. We look forward to supporting more projects that keep our communities connected.

Every now and then we get to do some really cool work that makes a difference & this is one of those times :) This project started as a safety initiative to let people call emergency services, but one of the amazing flow-on effects of improving coverage in these beautiful, remote locations has been....

21/10/2026

Surefoot WA concrete-free footings allowed for completion of this modular home without the need for extensive earthworks - helping reduce site disturbance, protect the natural environment and provide a more cost-effective solution. Our fully adjustable stump system also allows for precise positioning and levelling during installation. That's innovation!

Swipe for the finished project by and see how you can achieve amazing results at a fraction of the price.

Got a job where digging is a pain (rock, tight access, a slope you'd rather not touch)? Contact us today.

13/10/2026

Designed for 288 km/h winds.

That's cyclone country: Wind Region D, South Hedland. 38 homes on the Azzura housing project now stand on Surefoot.

→ Footing and tie-down in one. No extra tie-downs.
→ Footings for a house in just over a day.
→ Modules on straight after. No concrete, no cure time.

Free design assessment: [email protected] | (08) 9434 3161

20/08/2026

Check out a close up of surefoot concrete-free footings being installed in WA.

Send us a DM for more information!

11/08/2026

52 footings at a roadhouse on the Nullarbor.

Balladonia is the first stop east of Norseman on the Eyre Highway crossing, 11.5 hours from our warehouse.

Three days were spent on site to install footings for five structures at a Nullarbor roadhouse. The site needed footings for off-grid power: three solar arrays, a generator and a kiosk.

The logistics case for concrete-free footings makes itself once you're past Norseman. Nothing to batch, and no cure window sitting between the crew and the return drive. Drive out, drive piles, bolt the frames down, drive home.

Remote-site project? Contact us at [email protected] or (08) 9434 3161

23/07/2026

A whole home, up on steel and concrete-free!

This modular build near Gidgegannup sits on concrete-free footings: our steel footings make foundations easier to install, more accessible and are sustainable. Every stump adjusts for level, so the floor comes up true on ground that shifts and slopes. No slab and no cure time. Nothing to wait on. The crew set the footings, and the module went straight on.

Building on a sandy or sloping block? You've come to the right place. Send us DM today for more information on how we can help with your modular home.

15/07/2026

New footings under a century-old house, and no concrete needed.

Under the floor of this beautiful heritage home in Guildford, the original footings had done their time. The usual heritage fix is awkward: dig out the subfloor by hand, work concrete into a low, tight crawl space, then cart the spoil back out through finished rooms.

We took concrete out of the equation. Each footing is a steel plate with piles driven through it into the ground, holding through skin friction and end bearing. The gear is carried in by hand and set in clearances no excavator could reach. No formwork and no wet concrete. Nothing to cart out. The footings take load the moment they're driven, so the trades can keep moving the same day.

Engineered to Australian Standards, with computations and a BCA compliance certificate from a registered engineer where required.

Heritage work is where tight access and cure time cost you most. This takes both off the table.

30/06/2026

A public playground at Wilson Park, built around established gum trees.

Mature trees and new footings don't usually get along. Concrete footings mean post holes, spoil, and an excavator working inside the root zone — exactly where you don't want one if the trees are staying.

This site went in differently. Galvanised steel pile caps, set out around the canopies and driven on multi-directional micropiles. No excavation. No spoil to cart off. No concrete truck on a public reserve. The caps take load the moment they're in, so the structure goes up the same day, and each one adjusts for plumb and level on uneven ground.
The footings are engineered to Australian Standards, with BCA-compliant computations provided by a registered engineer.

For councils and builders working in tree-protection zones, heritage landscapes or anywhere a dig is a problem, that's the whole point: a structural footing that leaves the ground — and the roots — largely as it found them.

Working on a site where excavation is the hard part? Contact us at [email protected] or (08) 9434 3161

17/06/2026

No concrete truck ever made it onto this block — and it didn’t need to.

A steep coastal sand slope in Mullaloo: the type of site where conventional footings entail retaining, excavation, and plenty of waiting. Instead, the entire modular home is perched on driven steel surefoot stumps. No concrete, no excavation, no dirt to haul away, no curing time. The footings were installed, and the build went directly on top.

Sand, slope, coastal — SurefootWA handles all three effortlessly.

Got a challenging block? Reach out to our team at [email protected] or (08) 9434 3161.
Discover how it works → surefootwa.com.au

12/06/2026

Footings without concrete? surely not ...

The City of Vincent just featured this house in its GreenTrack program.

This low-carbon home in Mount Lawley, designed by .

The foundations: 23 Surefoot caps, 92 galvanised piles, no excavation, no pour. The owner installed them himself with a hand-held jackhammer.

Keep an eye out for the Australian Zero Carbon Housing Challenge national exhibition.

Building low-carbon? Start with the footings → surefootwa.com.au