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Panelized Construction Revolutionizes Custom Home Building

From a country cottage to a suburban Arts and Crafts style bungalow, and from pre-assembled wall panels to an entire structure, panelized construction provides a cost-effective, resource-efficient alternative to traditional home construction methods.
 
Now, home buyers interested in learning more about the advantages of panelized homes have a new resource.  Panelized Homes: Custom Designs, Your Building Solution, is a free publication available from the Building Systems Councils of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).
 
The full-color, 12-page booklet introduces consumers to energy- and resource-efficient panelized home building, highlighting features and benefits and offering tips for choosing the right type of panelized home.
 
“In addition to being an excellent resource for consumers, this new publication helps builders explain to their clients the innovative panelized home choices now available,” said NAHB President David Pressly, a home builder in Statesville, N.C.
 
Panelized home building systems combine the best aspects of traditional onsite, stick-built construction with modern technology to deliver a well-designed home in less time.  There are several types of systems to choose from, but each begins by constructing the home’s essential structural components in a climate-controlled, offsite facility.  Once completed, the panels are carefully loaded onto trucks for delivery to the home site.
 
Some home panel packages contain just the structural components of the home, while others include everything from the windows and doors to siding, paint and even appliances. When combined with the expertise of the on-site home builder, using panelized systems can reduce or completely eliminate many frustrating scheduling delays and result in  shorter construction times and long-term cost savings for buyers.

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