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FAQ Friday: Why Build Panelized?

Start your new home construction off right this year by choosing panelized construction. Hamilton Building Services is a proud material supplier of panelized home kits. Click here to submit a web form via our website, or simply pick up the telephone and call our Cortland, NY office at            
(607) 299-4838

Top 10 Reasons to Build Panelized


1. Year-round construction 
2. Flexible home design 
3. Less job site waste 
4. Walls and trusses are pre-built in a climate controlled environment 
5. Assured accuracy, speed and quality materials 
6. Shorter build time 
7. Each delivery is scheduled accordingly 
8. Framed and weather tight in days 
9. Environmentally friendly 
10. Requires less framer skill and experience

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