Fast, efficient project delivery is the goal for everyone involved in a construction project. Prefabrication, where certain building system components are assembled offsite and then transported to the construction jobsite, is an option for many projects that can save time and money.
- More room on the job site. When bulky systems are prefabricated in a shop setting and not shipped to the site until it is time to install them, there isn’t a need for extensive lay down/staging space. This is particularly helpful on congested, urban sites or remodeling projects in occupied spaces.
- Lower material cost. Contractors that prefabricate often purchase common materials (like pipe and duct work) and supplies (such as hardware) in bulk for a discount from suppliers.
- Higher quality. Since prefabricated construction occurs in a controlled environment and follows specific standards, the components are built to a uniform quality.
- Improved Safety. Prefabrication eliminates the variables of an active job site that can affect safety. Factors like noise, temperature and ergonomics are easily controlled in a shop setting.
- Less time and money overall. When contractors use prefabrication on a project, they are better able to control the planning, scheduling, and craftsmanship of their building systems. This translates to a job that is completed on time and under budget!
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