

Factory Floor to Foundation
Every panel framed in a climate-controlled factory, ZIP-sheathed before it ships. This is how precision-engineered construction actually works.


Built In Protection
The elimination of housewrap due to the ZIP System's integrated water-resistive barrier and continuous rigid air barrier, which creates a tighter enclosure for better energy efficiency and interior comfort






Built in order. Delivered on time.
Phase 1: Factory Frame
Phase 2: Flat-Pack Delivery
Phase 3: Crane Install
Panels are assembled on calibrated jigs in a climate-controlled facility. No rain, no warped lumber, no missed dimensions.
Panels ship flat and sequenced for installation order. Site prep and foundation work runs in parallel — no idle waiting.
A six-week dried-in shell where conventional framing takes six months. The crane footage is your timeline, not a marketing asset.


ZIP sheathing is not an upgrade.
The structural envelope is closed before panels leave the factory floor. Structural ZIP sheathing, precision-fastened studs, and a field-tested assembly sequence.
2x6 framing at 16-inch centers. Every panel exits the facility at 98% completion.
Same structure. Fraction of the schedule.
Conventional Site Framing
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Weather halts progress. Sub-contractors sequence poorly. Lumber warps on-site. A dried-in shell takes four to six times longer from foundation to close.
Factory-framed in controlled conditions. Delivered sequenced. Craned into place in days. Instead of framing every wall on-site, your structure arrives organized, labeled, and engineered to reduce labor and increase speed.
Ready to see what's in each material package? Every panel spec, sheathing tier, and structural option is documented and explained.
