With prefabrication, there is less risk for problems with dirt, moisture, and other environmental hazards because workers create sub-assemblies in factory-controlled environments. Recently, prefabricated materials and engineering have improved to make the structures and assemblies as strong as traditional buildings.

Why do we need prefabrication?

Prefabrication avoids the need to transport so many skilled workers to the construction site, and other restricting conditions such as a lack of power, lack of water, exposure to harsh weather or a hazardous environment are avoided.

Why is prefabrication relevant today?

According to the industry, that waste can be effectively minimized through the use of prefabrication/modularization. Not only does prefabrication help mitigate construction waste and lead to a greener construction site, it can also reduce material use, increase recycling and allow for greener material selection.