ABOUT NASHUA BUILDERS

Nashua is among Idaho’s top 75 privately held companies, starting in the mobile home industry; now one of the most flexible manufacturing companies in the modular building and prefab modular buildings industry. The first Idaho facility began in Boise’s Gowen industrial park in 1956. The company was purchased by the Yanke family patriarch Ron Yanke in 1987, moved to the current Federal Way location in 1988. In the past several years, Nashua has provided the majority of extreme cold weather man camps for the harsh environments of the Canadian and Alaskan oil industry. The capacity provided by Nashua Builders created a lasting partnership with Alta-Fab Structures, Ltd. providing quality industrial space and remote housing needs and basecamps. Nashua markets include all modular lodging projects, commercial modular buildings, modular school buildings, prefab retirement homes, modular hospitals, prefabricated modular buildings, offices and remote housing needs.

The Children's Learning Center is headed for delivery in downtown Jackson Hole Wyoming. It is approximately 15,000 Sq Ft of classroom space.

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“The Hazelton” (Model Nos. C2025 and C172) Sears Catalog Home appearing in the 1916 Sears Roebuck Catalog. Modular construction is far from a new concept: Sears, Roebuck and Co. sold approximately 75,000 build-ready kits for homes in the first half of the 20th century.

MODULAR CONSTRUCTION

An examination of modular or ‘off-site’ construction as the new
Community Learning Center building is being shipped from Boise to its
site location in Jackson.

by Andrew Cornish

History

Modular construction is far from a new concept in the United States. As early as 1908, Sears,Roebuck and Co. offered the American dream through kit homes that arrived by rail with all the components to complete the home, including instructions. Sears’ initial offering priced homes between $700 and $4,000, and about 75,000 such homes were sold during the approximately 30-year span of their being marketed. Currently, labor shortages and increasing material costs are dictating that modular or “off-site” construction may again be the facilitator of home ownership for Americans. The modular construction industry is currently undergoing a rebirth in order to fill avoid between affordability and market demands

for quality. In pursuing this end, the industry has had to overcome the twin hurdles of both a marketplace misconception, as well as previously accurate, but now dated, perceptions. Addressing the misconception hurdle first, it is noted that modular construction had previously often been confused with manufactured housing, the description of a home that is brought to a site via a chassis, which is part of the structure itself. Once to its destination, manufactured housing may be converted into real estate (per most lending standards) by the removal of the axles and trailer tongue (often referred to as “trailer homes”). By comparison, modular construction is the process in which a building (or part of a building) is largely constructed off-site in a controlled

WHO DOES NASHUA BUILD FOR?

Nashua builds for a wide variety of market needs, beginning in the early years of the modular residential home industry, where our custom floor plans became the norm. Now industry leaders, investors, developers, architects, and site-built companies are turning to Nashua because of our experience in modular building manufacturing.

MATERIALS WE USE

Beginning with high-quality raw materials and supplies, we insure our customers receive superior quality projects. All materials including exterior and interior finishes, fixtures and furnishings meet the environmental conscious requirements and Green building standards.

OUR DESIGN

Our designs have been developed for over forty years, taking advantage of our experience with the best modular and prefabricated engineering principles. This historic base process has become finely- tuned, and proven to stand the test of time. Customer provided designs and plans are always welcome, and together we’ll work with our clients, using our experience, to engineer the best design from inception to new modular construction.

WHY HIRE NASHUA?

Nashua’s high-capacity manufacturing facility is home to a workforce – producing the highest quality “modular control-built™” modular buildings and prefab components to create fully engineered and executed units for assembly on site.

Nashua Plans

Use our design and engineering team and take advantage of over 40 years of experience or talk to us about your project and have us review your requirements.