KEB Enterprises’ Modular Manufacturer Featured in New Prefab Book

Irontown Homes is happy to be profiled in a new book dedicated to the design, green nature and energy efficiency of the modular building process.

Martis Camp Cabin featured in Prefabulous World

Sheri Koones new book Prefabulous World profiles 50 homes in 19 different countries including Irontown Homes’, a company owned by Kenneth Brailsford’s holding company KEB Enterprises, Martis Camp Cabin.

Koones profiles the impressive Martis Camp Cabin built in Truckee, California across six pages detailing the homes’ energy-efficient and green building features and the challenges that were met during the entire building process.

The book was released April 15.

“With careful planning by the architect and builder, this cabin represents a happy meeting of budgetary and environmental concerns,” Koones wrote about the Martis Camp Cabin in the book.

Sheri Koones Newest Book

KEB Enterprises purchased Irontown Homes at the end of 2013.

Irontown Homes has been building modular homes for more than 25 years. The modular or prefab building process helps customers save time when it comes to building a home while still allowing unlimited possibilities.

Irontown Homes builds each home they work on to 75 to 90 percent completion in their factory in Spanish Fork, Utah before shipping the home in modules to the home’s location. The process allows the home to built with less material waste while preventing weather delays.

Each home built in the Irontown Homes factory undergoes an arduous engineering process to ensure the home is built to the highest possible building standards.

Martis Camp Cabin built by Irontown Homes, a KEB Company

Modular home building offers several advantages over building a traditional site-built home. The modular building process can cut overall construction time by as much as half when compared to site-built homes. By building the home in a factory, foundation work can be completed at the same time as the factory construction.

Modular construction also reduces the impact building a home has on the environment. There’s less material waste, zero weather damage and the environmental impact on the home’s site is minimal.

For more information about Irontown Homes, you can visit IrontownHomes.com.