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Prefabricated homes, more often called container houses (despite not always being built from shipping containers), offer many advantages over regular home construction. They’re usually priced similarly, and come with several key advantages: they’re fast to build, can be shipped anywhere in...
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Advantages of Prefab Homes
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The most obvious advantage of a prefab home is its small size. Because most of these buildings are designed to house one or two people, their footprint is smaller than that of many other living spaces, which means you get more space in a given area (or at least more space in proportion to what you have). T...
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What are the advantages of prefabricated container homes?
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Prefabricated homes have exploded in popularity in recent years, with more and more people looking to build their dream home without having to go through a massive construction process. But not everyone is up to working with metal and wooden beams – prefabricated steel structures are an excellent...
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What Types of Homes Can Be Purchased as Prefabs?
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If you are looking to purchase a prefabricated home, there are two main options. The first is to buy an existing modular home, which has been constructed off-site in a factory and then shipped to your chosen location. The second option is to construct your own prefab home from scratch – in other words,...
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How long does it take to build?
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New homes built by hand can take several months or more to build, depending on how complicated your design is. Prefabricated homes have a much shorter construction time. Depending on where you live, it could take just 2-3 weeks for your home to be completely assembled at a factory and shipped to its fi...
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Prefab homes are low maintenance
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Buying a prefabricated home means you won’t have to worry about repairs. They are built using high-quality materials, and are built to last for a long time. If you want something that requires little upkeep, prefab is your way to go. Eco-friendly: Building a house from scratch takes up quite a bit o...
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How Fast a Prefab Home can be built?
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Buying a home isn’t easy, and finding a contractor to build one is even harder. There are also bureaucratic hurdles that may take months of waiting or a lengthy permit process to be cleared. With modular homes, you’ll be able to clear all these processes faster than you would with a traditional house....
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The benefits outweigh the drawbacks
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Prefabricated homes aren’t a new concept. The idea first emerged during World War II, when supplies of building materials were limited. But only now is it becoming more popular. While there are many advantages to using these types of homes, some may find them less attractive due to their lack of indi...
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Types of prefab homes
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There are two main types of prefabricated homes: modular and panelized. Modular homes, as they’re being built at a factory, look like a kit of parts that gets stacked on top of one another. Panelized homes use sections of pre-made wall panels that get bolted onto a frame. Each option has its pros and co...
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