SBCA on the National Mall
SBCA returns to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. for HUD’s Innovative Housing Showcase as both an exhibitor and co-sponsor of this annual event.
SBCA will exhibit at HUD's 2025 Innovative Housing Showcase: September 6-10. Look for the "big green house" on the National Mall and see what components are all about!
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The Best Way to Frame
Framing this duplex with roof trusses, wall panels, and floor trusses enables significant cost savings to the builder compared to traditional framing methods.
Stick Framing | Component Framing | |
Structural Framing | $31,225 | $34,250 |
Hardware | $1,475 | $1,475 |
Windows & Doors | $7,200 | $7,200 |
Framing Labor | $28,812 | $12,464 |
Total | $68,712 | $55,389 |
Savings: $13,323 (with component framing)
The Many Benefits of Components

Frame 2.5 more homes with the same onsite labor.

Frame homes more quickly and efficiently.

Less reliant on skilled field labor.

High quality and performance.

25% less wood product.

30x less onsite jobsite waste.
- Efficiency: Offsite-manufactured components reduce jobsite waste, labor, and construction time.
- Waste Reduction:
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- Component framing uses 25% less wood product.
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- Component framing generates 30 times less onsite waste.
- Cycle Time Reduction:
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- Frame 2.5 more homes with the same onsite labor.
- Labor Reduction:
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- Manufacturing components offsite reduces the need for skilled labor onsite, freeing up resources for other tasks.
- High-Quality Materials: Components are engineered to meet specific load requirements, are adaptable to energy-efficient insulative materials, and are designed for durability. These high-quality materials result in stronger, more resilient structures.
- Components Enhance Livability: Structural components, such as roof trusses, floor trusses, and wall panels, with their flexibility and traditional home design abilities, help create a home that feels comfortable and inviting.