• Faster Construction: with major parts ready and only needs assembly, projects take less time to complete. On average, a prefab home is completed 40% faster than traditional brick & mortar method. In addition, in more distant locations or with limited access, such as off-grid remote areas, the use of precast construction reduces the delay caused by logistics, transport, and delivery of construction materials.

• Less Waste: the use of pre-molded parts reduces the generation of rubble, since the pieces are made to measure and used in full in the construction.

• Sustainability: reduction of water use in construction, since many inputs are dispensed with the use of parts.

• Fixed Cost: while traditional masonry has very variable costs, prefabricated construction has a fixed cost, determined at the beginning of the project according to the layout, dimensions, quantity and type of parts needed. In some cases, only finishing costs are not included, and may vary according to the suppliers and materials chosen.

• Customization: the prefabricated pieces work almost like a jigsaw puzzle. Thus, it is possible to think of infinite layouts, sizes and forms of use, all according to the needs of the future owner. If a couple with two children has one more, for example, it is easy and quick to add another room to the house, without the need to break walls or carry out structural assessments of the property for a renovation.