We can review your wood or block construction drawings with your architect and advise on adapting them for steel panels. We work with your architect and municipality on the revised design.

EBS's published comparison gives framing estimates of about $1,056,000 and 8–10 months for traditional construction, compared with $960,000 and 2–3 months for the EBS system. These are comparison figures. Ask us for a quote and schedule for your project.

A shorter framing schedule can reduce financing costs and bring occupancy or closings forward. The savings depend on the project and its schedule.

Cold-formed steel does not rot or warp, termites do not damage it, and it is recyclable. Steel is non-combustible; fire ratings depend on the complete wall or floor assembly.

Panels include planned service openings for plumbing and electrical work, reducing the cutting and drilling required on site.

EBS Global's published wind design capability is up to 180 mph (290 km/h). Tell us about the site and expected conditions so we can review the requirements.

Factory assembly reduces offcuts on site, and steel offcuts from production are recycled. The finished steel components are also recyclable.

Yes. Our mobile factories in 40 ft containers produce wall panels, trusses and floors on site. They suit northern communities, mining, oil and gas camps, and disaster recovery housing.

EBS systems can be used for hotels and other mid-rise projects. Prefabricated panels reduce on-site framing work, and a lighter frame can reduce loads on the foundations. Send us the drawings to review.

Yes. We manufacture galvanized steel panels that resist corrosion. Tell us about the waterfront site so we can review the project requirements.