These One of Kind PREFAB HOMES are a Housing Solution People have been Looking for!!

Last month I stopped by Steel and Spark to check out their ADUs and discovered they’re up to much more than I originally thought. One of the interesting models they currently have available is called the X-wing, an innovative housing solution that is 100% solar powered. In this video I give a behind the scenes look at Steel and Spark and an X wing they currently have under construction. Watch to learn more about Steel and Spark, a prefab company in Phoenix building innovative housing solutions out of shipping containers.

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