Expansion Alert! They Just Doubled Production of Their Steel Frame PREFAB HOMES!!

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The Pod Factory is building a brand new purpose build factory expand the number of homes they’re able to build per year. Right now they’re building around 100 modulars per year and the new factory will allow them to double their output. In this video I look at their current factory, the current state of their new factory and talk to Garth from the Pod Factory to find out what it means for their business. Watch and learn more about The Pod Factory Expansion.

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