that each factory will be able to produce 500 homes in the first year of operation, ramping up to 1,000 homes by the third year. Adding a second shift would increase the output to 2,000 homes annually. When you multiply that figure by 35 factories, you\u2019ve got somewhere in the range of 35,000 to 70,000 brand new, net-positive homes, explained Rowland.<\/span><\/p>\nIt\u2019s estimated that each home would take less than two weeks to build, costing around 10 percent less than traditional construction methods. In the wake of ongoing supply shortages, the company has also started manufacturing its own organic building materials, including a hemp-derived interior product and exterior stucco that\u2019s resistant to mold, termites and fire.<\/p>\n
Routine visits to the factory by inspectors ensure that there are no delays to the construction timeline. Once the homes are shipped and arrive on-site at their final destination, it takes about four weeks for them to be fully completed.<\/p>\n
S2A has a number of projects in the works, including a line of self-sustaining luxury homes in 35 pre-designed or custom floorplans. The company is also in the process of developing a 55-plus community in Lake Elsinore, California called Bahia Village, anticipated to be the first of many, and a collection of accessory dwelling units known as LuxMods.<\/p>\n
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