Inside the West Coast Prefab Home Providing the Ultimate Versatility

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I met up with the founder of Blend Proects in Sooke British Columbia to find out more about their prefab homes that are now available in kits that ship across North America. Blend is a British Columbia based prefab home builder whose structures feature 20′ ceilings. In this video I learn more about the construction, where they’re available and the new product that was designed specifically for the California wildfire rebuild.

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