BRIGHT
FUTURE
“Our partnership with Volumod gives us the ability to deliver a better product at a lower price point more quickly than anyone in the market.”
Ethan Fernhaber, president
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
The future is bright at Renewing Management! The dream of increasing the number of communities to 40 by the year 2030 is already in motion. Our highly-skilled and experienced team is pivoting from a renovation model to a new-construction model. Rather than absorb the high cost and inefficiencies of renovation, the team is moving to construct excellent, energy-efficient apartment communities in secondary markets and transitioning neighborhoods within Indiana.
Volumetric Modular Construction
Our partnership with Volumod LLC - a 250,000 square-foot factory on the east side of Indianapolis – creates attainable home ownership to millions of working Americans. Volumod utilizes a revolutionary new process is called volumetric modular construction, where each unit goes through the same process in the quality-controlled factory environment. At 40 different stations, trained workers do their specialized jobs – drywalling, plumbing, tiling, electrical – to produce a high-quality apartment or single-family home. The home is then transported to the site and systematically placed by a crane in one of Renewing Management's new communities across the state of Indiana.
The benefits of this type of construction add up as efficient, choice finishes can be utilized at a fraction of the cost of one-by-one renovation. By mass-producing apartment homes, Volumod is a wholesale buyer for all items used in the construction process. Delays and errors that routinely occur on a traditional job site due to weather, personnel or material inefficiencies all but evaporate in the controlled factory environment. The result is a high-quality home, at a fraction of the cost of traditional construction.
“Our partnership with Volumod gives us the ability to deliver a better product at a lower price point more quickly than anyone in the market,” says president, Ethan Fernhaber.
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