Prefabricated houses, the affordable alternative to a solid-construction house

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In recent years, real estate prices have risen rapidly. Nevertheless, many families and couples still desire a home of their own. Prefabricated houses are a good alternative to solid houses. Construction is cheaper. At the same time, a new build gives you more creative freedom in implementing individual wishes. We have taken a closer look at the advantages of a prefabricated house.

House Vomero © GUSSEK HAUS

What are the advantages of a prefabricated house?

  • Short construction time: The prefabricated house impresses with its short construction time. There is a maximum of half a year between signing the contract and moving in. After the floor slab or basement is completed, workers assemble the prefabricated components within a few days. Since neither mortar nor concrete is used, the drying time remains short.
  • High planning reliability: Buying a prefabricated house offers builders more security in planning. Deadlines are met exactly thanks to prefabricated parts. Craftsmen are independent of wind and weather. In poor weather conditions, there are no delays.
  • Lower construction costs: Compared to a solid house, the prefabricated house prices are lower. This is mainly due to the industrially prefabricated components and standardization.
  • Only one person in charge: When building a prefabricated house, builders only have one contact person. This person takes care of all questions. They take over the search for a suitable plot of land, help with construction financing, or obtain the building permit. This takes a lot of work off your hands.
  • Houses are energy-efficient: Modern prefabricated houses have optimal insulation. They are energy-saving because they reduce the consumption of heating energy. This is due to the building material wood and the intelligent construction. The walls consist of several efficient insulation layers.
  • High precision: One of the most important advantages is the high quality. Construction is the responsibility of one provider instead of several trades. This reduces sources of error. Industrial prefabrication enables precise construction. The Quality Association for German Prefabricated Construction (QDF) offers builders maximum security. It monitors compliance with standards. The guidelines are binding for all companies. These go far beyond legal requirements.
  • Show houses: To get inspiration for building a house, visiting show houses is a good idea. The future builder looks at the details and gets a feel for the layout of the rooms.
  • Individual architecture: The houses can be adapted to your own needs in terms of design and equipment. Various floor coverings, customized bathroom equipment, a fireplace for the living room, or colored tiles are available. The provider ensures coordinated building services.
Show house Alona Günzburg © GUSSEK HAUS

Who builds prefabricated houses?

GUSSEK HAUS is a renowned prefabricated house manufacturer in Germany. It has built over 17,500 prefabricated houses to date. The company possesses great experience and competence in the field of prefabricated house construction. With its nearly 400 employees, the provider creates up to 500 prefabricated houses annually. The special series “myLine” from GUSSEK HAUS is a good example of the synergy between price-performance and the realization of one's own ideas. The prefabricated houses impress with maximum planning, price, and schedule reliability.

myLine 160 © GUSSEK HAUS

Conclusion: Prefabricated houses are affordable and individual

Prefabricated houses are a good alternative to solid houses. They are quickly assembled, inexpensive to build, and offer planning security. They impress with high energy efficiency and quality. They also allow for individual customization of equipment and architecture.

Cover image: House Piemont © GUSSEK HAUS

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