Yes. Our engineering team will help your architect to convert approved wood or block designs into EBS steel panel systems. We work with your architect and municipality to adapt drawings while keeping approvals on track.

Traditional construction: approx. $1,056,000 and 8-10 months for framing. EBS Global system: approx. $960,000 and 2-3 months for framing. That's a 10% cost saving and a time saving of 5-7 months just on the structural shell.

Faster builds mean lower financing costs. Developers get deposits and closings sooner, which improves cash flow and project returns.

Yes. Cold-formed steel is fire-resistant (retains about 50% strength even at 593C / 1,100F), mold- and termite-proof, flood-resistant, dimensionally stable and 100% recyclable.

Panels include pre-engineered service channels. This means no drilling or rework on site, so trades save time and costs.

EBS Global buildings are engineered to withstand winds up to 180 mph (290 km/h) and are not affected by flood water like wood.

Minimal offcuts in production (100% recycled). Zero framing waste at the job site. Fully recyclable steel components.

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.

Yes. For hotels and mid-rise, faster occupancy means quicker revenue, the framing is precise, fire-resistant and durable, and it is lighter than concrete, which reduces foundation costs.

Yes. EBS Global manufactures galvanized steel panels that resist rust and corrosion. They suit boathouses that have to stand up to waterfront conditions.