Interested in Modular Construction? Check Out S2A’s Modular Minute
Modular construction is expected to deliver a paradigm shift in building practices in the US. as demand for affordable, efficient, and sustainable housing soars. For decades, construction technology has under paced other sectors of the economy. We’ve been standing up buildings the same way for generations with limited innovation in new techniques. Modular construction is about to change all that.
To help people understand the scope of modular building and how it will transform the construction industry, S2A Modular created a practical video series that covers the many advantages of modular construction integrated with smart home energy technology.
S2A Modular is looking to fill positions for all aspects of construction and assembly throughout the factory with qualified candidates.
Watch Ryan Leusch, S2A Modular Chief Technical Officer, explain how to achieve NetZero through advanced design and sustainable materials. (more…)
Across America, it’s not hard to find new housing developments or commercial buildings under construction. These developments have several homes in varying phases of construction with building materials scattered across construction sites that are also littered with tons of excess (more…)
Since its inception, modular construction has significantly evolved from the early days of low-cost, simple, one and two-piece rectangular structures to an all-new evolution of luxury homes, hotels and commercial properties featuring stunning architecture, modern amenities and luxurious design. (more…)
You may have seen “net zero” homes popping up around the globe leaving you wondering “what exactly is net zero and what does it do for me?” (more…)
If you’ve been following the news, you have probably heard major buzz around the phrase “Opportunity Zone.” That’s probably because the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 contained a special program called the “Qualified Opportunity Zone Program” (more…)
Residential homes and commercial properties have used the same outdated method of construction for years. This method is called “site-built construction” and here’s how it works: Construction materials are delivered to the site and a crew builds the structure in phases until its complete. (more…)
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