The Designer:

• Greater flexibility to use open spans.
• Consultation available in the planning and preliminary design stage to optimize design efficiency.
• Liability reduction, due to proper design and analysis of building structural components.
• Less problems routing ducts, plumbing and electrical systems.
• Design acceptance of code and building agencies.

 

The Builder:

• Better plan flexibility and use of space.
• Fewer call backs due to structural problems.
• Less pilferage at the job site.
• Better framing crew and subcontractor utilization.
• Reduced waste and waste removal costs.
• Substantial increase in total volume output resulting in better bottom line.
• Less exposure to builders' risk, workers compensation and liability insurance costs due to shorter framing time.
• Better jobsite quality and appearance of structure.
• More satisfied homeowner.

 

The Framing Crew:

• Crew cut and build up time eliminated.
• Shorter framing time - increased total output.
• Less insurance expense on job due to shorter framing time.
• Reduced chance of structural problems and thus fewer call backs and expensive repairs.
• High degree of quality construction achieved through use of components cut with computerized precision and assembled in precision jigs.
• Less clean-up and waste removal required.

 

The Homeowner:

• Greater structural strength.
• Engineered components are custom designed for your home.
• Reduced chance of future structural problems.
• Structural systems that are in code compliance whether your home is inspected or not.
• Greater flexibility in the design of open rooms to optimize space.
• Environmentally responsible - uses substantially less material than conventional construction.