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**Crew of 6 builds ALL the modules in 2 days, (flip through about 40 modules fast), and stands up the entire house in 2 more days. Easy. Then 3 more days for. | **Crew of 6 builds ALL the modules in 2 days, (flip through about 40 modules fast), and stands up the entire house in 2 more days. Easy. Then 3 more days for. | ||
*Here we are proving the full builds in real housing development - and once we build a few homes, we will offer module kits for sale for the 1300 sf house at about 1/6 the cost of a typical new house ($75k vs $450k), so you can start small but high quality - and expand as needed. | *Here we are proving the full builds in real housing development - and once we build a few homes, we will offer module kits for sale for the 1300 sf house at about 1/6 the cost of a typical new house ($75k vs $450k), so you can start small but high quality - and expand as needed. | ||
*But this isn't going to be easy. How do you learn 17 trades in such a short time? If you google online, you see that the common story for the trades is entry level pay after 4 years of apprenticeship, with 10 years to become a master carpenter. Here we expect to reach the same level in only 2 years. | *But this isn't going to be easy. How do you learn 17 trades in such a short time? If you google online, you see that the common story for the trades is entry level pay after 4 years of apprenticeship, with 10 years to become a master carpenter. Here we expect to reach the same level in only 2 years. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 3 June 2023
- Absolute optimization magic - builds of modules.
- Crew of 6 builds ALL the modules in 2 days, (flip through about 40 modules fast), and stands up the entire house in 2 more days. Easy. Then 3 more days for.
- Here we are proving the full builds in real housing development - and once we build a few homes, we will offer module kits for sale for the 1300 sf house at about 1/6 the cost of a typical new house ($75k vs $450k), so you can start small but high quality - and expand as needed.
- But this isn't going to be easy. How do you learn 17 trades in such a short time? If you google online, you see that the common story for the trades is entry level pay after 4 years of apprenticeship, with 10 years to become a master carpenter. Here we expect to reach the same level in only 2 years.