Construction technology is the methodology utilized to build the structure of a home. Today there are many more choices than there were just a few years ago. Construction technologies typically fall into two general categories, systems-built or site built, and Evergreen is highly capable with both. Depending on architecture, site considerations, project timing, and customer preference, Evergreen can build with modules; open frame panels, structural insulated panels (SIPS), insulated concrete forms (ICF), or utilize conventional site framing. In many cases, we combine two or more of these technologies to build homes as efficiently as possible.

The primary difference between these alternative technologies is the location of construction (at a factory or on site), and in the case of systems-built options, the degree of completion in the factory. Regardless of the construction technology chosen for a particular project, Evergreen utilizes the same high quality building materials for all of our homes.

When appropriate, our preference is to incorporate systems-built technologies into our homes as they typically provide us with an improved level of efficiency, consistency, and project control, which is difficult to match with site framing.