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Dealing with Adverse Weather During Construction

When weather conditions become an issue, it can be frustrating. Weather conditions can become an issue in a matter of a few hours, and there's virtually nothing anyone can do about it. Image your home is in the middle of being built, and then all of a sudden a snow storm hits your city. At that point, construction stands still, and materials risk being damaged or even ruined. 
Panelized construction combats that risk by cutting down time. 
Once the shell of your home is constructed, contractors can work on the inside of your home until weather conditions permit working on the outside. If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain or snow, this factor can play a key role in your home's timeline.
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