The basics of pre-fab and modular homes
Sponsored by: ProudGreenHome.com
Type: White Paper
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Pre-fabricated homes have been around since the early 1900s, hitting their prime around World War II. But they seem to be making a major comeback now, as they produce far less waste and incorporate other green features, such as:
- Foam insulation
- Cheaper electricity and plumbing materials bought in bulk
- They tend to be tighter built
- They’re built much quicker
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