Top 10 Reasons to Build Panelized

1. Flexible home design allows you to customize each and every part of your home, so you get just what you are looking for.

2. Year-round construction gives you the ability to start construction at your convenience regardless of weather complications that may pertain to your location.

3. Less job site waste means less wasted funds and more funds for your dream home.

4. Walls & trusses are prebuilt in a climate controlled environment, so you can be sure your materials will never be warped or ruined by weather exposure.

5. Assured accuracy, speed and quality materials will give you ease of mind throughout your building process.

6. Shorter build time will put you in your home faster and significantly cut your labor costs.

7. Each delivery is scheduled accordingly so that your materials arrive on site when you are ready to move to the next step.

8. Framed & weather tight in days because of faster construction, giving you the confidence to say your home will be warm and dry year-round.

9. Environmentally friendly builds mean less scrap product and less wasted lumber and other materials.

10. Requires less framer skill & experience as walls come packaged with labels and instructions such as "wall B2 joins wall 3B," making production move smoothly and quickly.

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