Prefab Review's Michael Frank talks with Herb Rogove & Wayne Norbeck of Liv-Connected about their unique, small square footage homes. They discuss Liv-Connected's unique value offering for emergency relief and health-centered housing as well as their unique design and architectural systems.

Jordan Easterling, the Founder of Building Swell, a technology company that helps prefab home builders track and manage their operations, speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review. Their conversation covers a range of prefab housing topics including construction timelines, manufacturing technology, and measuring construction quality.

Toby Long, architect at Clever Homes, and Prefab Review’s Michael Frank discuss evaluating potential building sites and selecting a parcel of land. Within that, they cover things like necessary site requirements, questions to ask, and other points of diligence potential buyers should consider when buying land with the purpose of building a prefab or modular home.

Mike Wneck, VP of Business Development at Jacobsen Homes, and Michael Frank of Prefab Review discuss the products and operations of a large prefab home company like Jacobsen Homes. Additionally, they discuss the difference between modular homes and manufactured homes and how those differences can affect buyers.

David Latimer, founder and CEO of New Frontier Design speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review about the birth and growth of New Frontier Design. They cover multiple stages of the company's evolution including custom tiny homes, affordable luxury tiny homes, interior design, and even their role in reality television.

Galiano Tiramani, founder of Boxabl, and Michael Frank of Prefab Review talk about Boxabl, their unique housing product, and their rapid growth. Together, they discuss Boxabl's folding housing system which aims to be more affordable, easier to ship, and quicker to set up than traditional modular and stick-built housing options.

Jason Webster, the owner of Huntington Homes, speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review about the growth and evolution of Huntington Homes: from their start as part of a home dealer network to their evolution as both a pre-designed and custom home builder. They also talk about the logistics of building in the Northeastern U.S. from designing homes that can handle cold winters with lots of snow to shipping prefabricated homes to Nantucket.

Chris Jaussi, owner of Zip Kit Homes and Michael Frank of Prefab Review discuss kit homes and their benefits. Additionally, they cover Zip Kit Homes' operations and product offerings, ranging from their small-footprint Zip Pods to their larger, single-family homes, and even multi-family offerings.

Jake Knoth, CEO of BarnPros and Michael Frank from Prefa Review discuss the intricacies of building barn kits and barn kit homes, including timeline, cost, and key things to consider. Additionally, Jake explains the evolution of BarnPros and their operations from a small company at the start of the .com era to a large, national building kit provider.

Ryan Abernathy, the founder of DROP Structures, speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review about DROP Structures’ evolution from an idea to enter a small, prefabricated home in a contest just to producing up to 180 homes a year, all in just 5 years. Additionally, they discuss what goes into building an off-grid home including engineering considerations and the logistics of delivery.