Definition
Panelized construction involves factory-built wall panels with framing and sheathing pre-assembled, delivered flat to-site, and assembled into structure. Assembly is faster than stick-built but slower than modular. Customization is more flexible than modular.
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Panelized construction involves factory-built wall panels with insulation and sheathing, delivered flat to the site and assembled into home structure. Assembly occurs faster than stick-built but slower than modular. Customization is more flexible than modular but more limited than stick-built. Quality control benefits apply but homes must be built on standard foundations. This method is gaining popularity in production building.
Pro Tip
Panelized construction accelerates schedules and improves quality. Verify local builders and financing sources accept panelized homes.
Example
Wall panels arrive on-site with framing, insulation, and sheathing complete, requiring on-site assembly, roof installation, and interior systems.