What's up guys, welcome back to another episode of Modern Craftsman today.

It's just me, but I do have David Wrangley from Switzerland on, and we are going to talk

about really how the pre-fabrication off-site construction panelization, you guys know that

I'm obsessed with this topic, can really be utilized in all aspects of construction.

Even you guys that are doing smaller renovation projects, or you guys that are specific trades,

people, you know, this is relevant for everyone. You know, ultimately the topic of pre-fabrication

and off-site construction is kind of the center of what we're talking about, but it's everything

that leads to a successful endeavor in that space. The things that create success in that space,

talking about pre-construction, talking about planning, talking about being more thoughtful,

and talking about what exactly your role is when it comes to pre-construction.

We also talk about how that specific topic pre-construction can be utilized in a scenario that you

don't move forward with the project and how that can be valuable to you in the industry as a whole.

So without further ado, let's get into it. But before we do, of course, this podcast is

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