What prefab buyers weigh
A family considering a prefabricated house is weighing it against conventional construction on three things: total cost including foundations and connections, how long until they can move in, and whether it will last and stay warm. Prejudice about prefab durability is real and has to be addressed with specification rather than assertion. Buyers also need to know what their plot requires before the house arrives, which is where most projects slip.
What we build for a prefab builder
First, model pages with layouts, area and cost per square metre, including foundations, connections and finishing so the comparison is honest. Second, build timelines stage by stage, since speed is the main argument. Third, construction specification and thermal performance published, which is the answer to the durability prejudice. Fourth, plot and foundation requirements explained, plus configuration options, so a buyer knows what they must prepare.