Modern. Faster. More Efficient.

Impact Housing Offers Streamlined Production with Less Waste

When housing needs demand a faster solution, modular housing outperforms all other construction methods. Modular construction methods are revolutionizing the housing market. They allow for greater control of the construction process, save time and money, and provide a reasonable, desirable price point for home buyers, as well as families looking for homes to rent.

Build in Less Than Half the Time

With the streamlined modular manufacturing process, housing can be built in half the time – or less – of homes constructed using traditional techniques. At Impact Housing, repeatable production and assembly methods are combined with economies of scale to produce dozens of kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces constructed with the same appliances, countertops, flooring, lighting and more. This translates to faster housing solutions and better control of costs.

Indoor, modular home construction means:

• Improved labor productivity
• Fewer delays from tradesmen
• No weather delays
• Virtually no chance of theft of construction materials
• Greater supply chain efficiencies
• Reduced risk
• Higher quality construction built to or exceeding construction codes

Managing the Rising Costs of Construction

Rising construction and material costs make modular construction essential in the marketplace. Skyrocketing labor costs, fueled by a shortage of skilled workers and a dwindling labor force, are increasing costs of traditional construction. Modular construction relies less on a skilled labor force. When combined with economies in the purchase and efficient use of construction materials, the result is a finished product with more controlled and predictable costs than traditional on-site construction.

Building with Less Waste

When you choose modular construction with Impact Housing, waste that often occurs on site during the traditional construction process is eliminated, including materials damaged through exposure to the elements. Efficiencies are accomplished through the expert design and engineering of a manufacturing production process, combined with quality controls that result in less waste.

According to a December 2020 update to a 2018 Environmental Protection Agency fact sheet, residential construction produces more than 188 million tons of waste each year. The Whole Building Design Guide (www.wbdg.org) states that the average home constructed with traditional on-site building techniques generates up to five pounds of jobsite waste per square foot – an astonishing 6,000 to 10,000 pounds of waste for a 2,000-square-foot home! For a factory-built modular home there is roughly enough jobsite waste to fill a 55-gallon trash can. The result is lower construction costs and greater environmental efficiencies, for a smaller carbon footprint.