COVID-19 impacted the housing industry in 2020 in ways we could never have imagined or predicted with unrelenting sales demand spurring shortages in the supply chain and unprecedented commodity run-up….
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COVID-19 impacted the housing industry in 2020 in ways we could never have imagined or predicted with unrelenting sales demand spurring shortages in the supply chain and unprecedented commodity run-up….
ICG is proud to have worked with Carlton Construction on the Del Webb Deep Creek Amenity center. Carlton Construction is a local custom residential and commercial builder with a great…
Why the Price of Lumber is a Variable You can Manage Off-Site The construction industry has been on a rollercoaster ride that would leave the most seasoned Six Flags fan…
Why Homebuilding Doesn’t Have to be “Quality vs Efficiency” Do real estate developers have to sacrifice quality for efficiency? The simple answer is “No.” For the team at Innovative Construction…
Off-site Construction: a Smart Solution During COVID. Like virtually every other business in the country, the coronavirus pandemic has caused major ripples in the construction industry. The building trades are…
Benefits of Our Collaborative Design Approach “Time is money.” –Benjamin Franklin, 1748 We’ve all heard the saying…and it stands the test of time because it’s true. We know, because our…
Building the Future: The importance of affordable housing There are so many great reasons to purchase your own home. Beyond the pride of ownership – especially for first-time buyers – …
Reduce cycle time by using prefabricated components in home construction. Speed and efficiency matter in today’s building environment – it’s how successful investors keep developers working, developers keep contractors working, contractors…
January 29, 2020 For Immediate Release: Today I am pleased to announce that we are joining forces with the PulteGroup, Inc. The last 10 years have been an incredible journey…