Modular Isn’t Just for Houses Anymore

Hotels, colleges, franchises, and many others are facing the same issue as every custom home builder in the U.S. today, a shortage of skilled construction workers. Just like custom home builders, they require quality construction for their commercial construction efforts. Not only do they need …

Constructuring: The Future of Home Building?

Custom homes are one-off creations. Homebuyers, architects, and even traditional home builders have (incorrectly) thought that building homes using modular construction limited their design. That may have been the case 30 years ago. Today’s modern modular construction takes advantage of the innovations in engineering, structural materials, …

Modular Construction: Some Assembly Required

Most parents purchase large toys for their children and dread the phrase: Some Assembly Required. But, when it comes to building your next home, that phrase should be exactly what you want to hear. With modular construction, only some of the work is done onsite. …

Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain…

Remember that scene from The Wizard of Oz? Dorothy, The Scarecrow, Tin Man and every other character in the movie had been DUPED! The Wizard of Oz was supposedly a magical solution for all their problems. And, it turned out… It was all a lie. …

The Devil is in the Details

There is an old idiom that states, “The Devil is in the Details”. It refers to a catch hidden in the details. This means that something may seem simple at first but that there is more to it than expected. It seems like an appropriate …

Get it Fast AND Right with Modular Construction

One of the old sayings that applies to buying just about anything is that you can have it fast OR you can have it right, but you can’t have both. Using modular construction to build your new custom home turns that saying on its head. …

Grandfather and grandson in museum

My (Future) Trip to the Museum of New Home Construction

Twenty years from now, after concluding a long and distinguished career in residential building, I can see myself taking my 8 year old grandson to visit the Museum of New Home Construction. Home construction is much more than connecting boards and materials together in a …