No Grid Needed – These PREFAB HOMES are Far More than Just another ADU!

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Steel and Spark is on a mission to effect housing along the entire housing continuum. On a recent trip to Arizona I stopped in to see their Off Grid ADU the SB2 and found out they’ve got so much more going on. In this video I sit down with Steel and Spark founder Brian to find out about everything they offer including but not limited to apartment buildings. Watch and learn more about Steel and Spark, a Phoenix based company building off grid Prefab Homes.

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