Prefab May Be Quick, but Is It Reliable? Most people know that by investing in prefabricated building techniques they can save time and effort on site during the build. But does this reduction in construction time and effort mean that you need to compromise on quality? Just how reliable can prefabricated building techniques be?
First, it is worth noting that not all prefabricated buildings are the same. The materials, techniques and, therefore, characteristics can differ widely. The first step is to work with designers who can help you choose the materials and techniques that are going to best suit your site and the local conditions – and will give you the look you want.
Your Choice The Villazeon design team will help you understand the requirements for your site and can recommend materials and construction techniques to suit. We’ll work with you to create a computer-aided design so you can get a real feel for your home before you begin. The materials we normally work with tend to be concrete-based panels, lightweight steel and wood panels. These components are factory manufactured and precision engineered.
This means that the quality of the individual components is assured – and, in many cases, guaranteed. But it also ensures a better overall build.
A Better Build Most of our customers understand that ensuring factory-quality components makes the time spent building onsite shorter, so the build is less subject to weather delays or shortages in local labour.