Is Modular Construction an Option for Your Project?
Visit our modular construction page for answers to common questions, details on the value proposition, and approaches to modular projects in the U.S.
While the choice to use on-site wood framing vs. some level of prefabrication depends on many factors, panelized and prefabricated construction can offer a reduced construction schedule, improved material efficiency and worker safety, enhanced quality assurance, and lower material, labor, and interest costs. Learn how to realize the full benefits of these systems.
Visit our modular construction page for answers to common questions, details on the value proposition, and approaches to modular projects in the U.S.
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Cost-effective materials, speedy installation and improved worker safety make panelized wood roof systems a good choice for commercial buildings—particularly low-slope roof structures such as big box stores and warehouses.
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