Deeper. Stronger. Forever.™

Concrete is only used in specific situations:

• When a local permit explicitly requires concrete footings
• When an engineered commercial specification calls for it
• When extreme soil conditions or challenging grade changes demand additional reinforcement

In short, concrete is used when regulations or site conditions require it - not as a standard practice. For everyday installations, i Drive Power System2 remains the preferred foundation method because it strengthens the fence where it matters most: below the surface.

In most cases, yes. Posts are driven until they reach stable, load-bearing earth. Because the system relies on depth and compaction rather than a wide hole, it performs well in clay and sandy soils, as well as in typical residential ground conditions. Certified installers evaluate your soil during installation to ensure the foundation meets performance standards.

There are no large excavated holes, no piles of dirt to remove, and no concrete splatter across your lawn. Installation is cleaner and faster because there’s no mixing or curing required. Once the fence is installed, it’s ready to go.

Longevity comes down to what happens below ground. Leaning posts, frost heave, and soil settlement are the most common reasons fences fail. By driving posts deep into stable soil and often reinforcing them with internal steel, the i Drive Power System reduces those common failure points. The result is a fence that stays straighter, longer, with less maintenance over time.

Many “no-dig” systems lack clear performance standards. The i Drive Power System is different because it is a defined, trademarked standard with measurable installation requirements. Not every driven post qualifies. To carry the name, installations must meet minimum specifications and performance criteria and use an Insta-Gate Kit. It’s not just a method; it’s a protected quality standard.