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BUILDING PROCESS

According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology for General Contractors, construction inefficiencies have cost the nation's building industry about $15.8 billion. In an industry that’s been slow to embrace new technology, that’s not a big surprise.

At Timberhawk, we’ve always thought there was a better way to build homes that would eliminate that inefficiency. And with recent developments in technology, including CAD software and automated panel equipment we believed off-site framing facilities could produce more economical solutions, including framing packages that are faster, more efficient, and higher quality than the traditional "stick framing" done on-site.

Timberhawk Building Systems offers complete "turn-key" framing packages. The wall-panels and other building components are framed off-site in a controlled environment, and then shipped to the jobsite for installation. With this system, a completed framed home can be built in days – not weeks or months – and without sacrificing quality.

Panel-built structures typically use 26% less wood, so they are more environmentally friendly. They require 37% less construction time, allowing builders to save on interest and financing costs by completing projects earlier.; And because they are fully engineered and constructed in a factory setting, all doors, floors, windows, and walls are exactly square, straight, and plumb. This building strategy not only expedites the construction process, but also reduces labor and material costs..

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Panel-Built Process Benefits:

No Wasted Lumber
- Walls are constructed indoors where lumber is protected from weather damage
- High tech software and automated equipment allows for 1/16” tolerances

No Wasted Time
- Pieces are constructed indoors and delivered to the site, eliminating possible weather delays.

No Wasted Labor
- High tech software and automated equipment promises results that are appropriately squared and accurately finished.


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