How does modular differ from conventional construction?

Unlike traditional methods, modular building construction utilizes individual, prefabricated modules that are factory assembled and later transported to the site where they are field installed on permanent foundations. This construction technique uses an assembly-line production process to limit construction times, minimize material waste, and save on project costs.

What are the benefits?

• Quality Control

• Expediency

• Cost Savings

• Sustainability.

Modular construction takes place in a climate-controlled facility, reducing weather delays, material waste, and theft. This controlled environment ensures higher quality and consistent results. Repetitive building techniques and specialized equipment allow for faster assembly, lowering labor costs and shortening project timelines. Modular homes feature tightly sealed envelopes, improving energy efficiency and lowering heating costs, offering a smarter, faster, and more sustainable way to build.