How They Built the First PREFAB LODGE

lloyoll prefabs has completed their first lodge model and I met up with the owner of the company to at their factory to get a behind the scenes look inside the build. In this video Jonathan Lloy and I tour talk about whats new at lloyoll prefabs before getting a look at a home under construction to talk about how the homes are built. Watch to find out more about lloyoll prefabs and their build process.

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