National Homes pushes factory built houses to curb costs
Frederick Maryland readers learn how factory produced house components cut costs and speed up construction. National Homes Corp. offers a range of designs from $10 000 to $100 000 with over 125000 houses built since 1940. The article traces historic use of component building from ancient times to modern assembly line methods.
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National Homes Pioneers Modern Factory Building Methods
National Homes Corporation, the largest home manufacturer, explains modern factory based building. Precision machines, automated assembly lines, and strict quality checks enable faster, higher quality homes with lower costs. Walls, panels, and components are mass produced and inspected, earning wide code approvals and seals of quality.
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