Simplified Requirements: Traditional foundations often involve extensive excavation and concrete work, which can be subject to a range of regulatory requirements and inspections. Ground screws, however, offer a more straightforward installation process. The use of ground screws typically requires less detailed planning and fewer regulatory hurdles compared to concrete foundations, as they involve minimal soil disruption and a quicker installation method.
Reduced Inspection Needs: Since ground screws are installed with minimal disturbance to the surrounding soil, they generally involve fewer inspections and approvals. This can streamline the regulatory process and reduce the time and cost associated with compliance.