
Q&A
The “Modular” construction method involves constructing sections of the building off-site in a factory, which are later brought on the site and connected to the foundation.
The modules are then transported and delivered to their intended site, set on the foundation footprint by use of a crane, and joined together to make one integrated building.
Once the modules are assembled on-site and the integration is complete, the structure is virtually indistinguishable from those built by conventional.
Part of our job is handling permits, leave this to us :)
We file regular single-family residence permits, not modular or manufactured. So, wherever you can build a house you can build with us.
There is not a law in the building code that prevents steel as the structural material used for a home or building. It is after all the strongest building material available.
Besides this, the 2021 IBC incorporates shipping containers into building code for the first time.
Regarding building timeline, it would take up to 3 months in our production facility (at the same time we are making the drawings, plans, calculations and filing the permits). When having the permits approval (the times may vary depending on your local building department), we deliver the house to your land, we do final installations on site and have inspections (the works on site, can take about 1-2 months).
Due to high demand on our products, to avoid delays on our production line and extra costs, we are sticking to our current house models. If you want to make changes on the facade, we can do it. However, if you have a custom project from over 2.000 sq ft, we can review it together with our engineering team and decide if the prices and time frame would work for you.
We don't do factory visits for many reasons mainly for liability, it's a steelworks site with welding and steel everywhere.
We can however do better than that and invite you to a building we are finishing up (still in our control and we respect customer's privacy); you will have a much better idea about the quality and features of the house.
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