6 REASONS PREFABRICATION IS BENEFICIAL IN CONSTRUCTION

The goal of any construction manager is to get a project done time efficiently, cost effectively, safely and with quality work. They can have all these benefits when using prefabricated building material. Let’s dive a little deeper into the benefits of prefabrication in construction.

SAVES TIME

Prefabrication takes about half the time to produce building components than traditional on-site construction. This allows construction companies to grow and take on more projects at the same time. Additionally, there are reduced weather related delays, so construction is accelerated, and the project completed faster.

SAVES MONEY

When a construction company uses building components that are produced off-site, their labor costs decrease, allowing their labor force to perform their skills on-site and do so efficiently. Reduced labor costs, in turn, decreases the cost of building materials.

INCREASES SAFETY

Prefabricated building parts are manufactured in a controlled, quality checked, and weather safe facility. All these advantages take the risk of dangerous accidents away from the jobsite.

INCREASES QUALITY

Prefabricated products are produced by workers who repeatedly make them, increasing their experience and skill. The machinery is also standard, and quality checked, assuring each product is of the highest quality.

INCREASES TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGES

Many construction companies are utilizing prefabrication methods along with Building Information Modeling (BIM) which allows them to visualize the project electronically. This promotes precise planning of the structure's components, reducing the costs of labor and materials.

PROMOTES ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

When construction components are produced in an off-site facility, there is a decrease in waste going to landfills. The waste that is produced is often recycled, promoting a cleaner environment.

At Shrock Prefab, we are committed to providing these benefits and more to our customers. When your business succeeds, so do we.