Structural prefabrication, also known as modular or offsite construction, refers to the process of manufacturing structural components or modules offsite in a factory or controlled environment, rather than constructing them on the project site. It involves assembling and integrating prefabricated structural elements that are later transported to the construction site for assembly or installation.
Propel Prefab has mastered the margins that make a difference on your next project. Our structural prefabrication services deliver quality work, with just-in-time efficiency, to ensure your next project maximizes the profit potential you’re counting on.
Prefabricated Assemblies
Prefabricated structural components are manufactured with high precision and quality control measures to ensure accurate dimensions, strength, and performance. The use of advanced technologies, such as computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), allows for efficient production and customization.
Below is a list of Prefabricated Assemblies that we offer at Propel Prefab.

Prefabricated Structural Components

Stairs & Handrail Fabrication

Pipe Rack & Conduit Structures

Underground Electrical Support Fabrication

Safety System Support Fabrication

Fence & Gate System Fabrication
Why Choose Prefabrication?
Across the construction industry, opportunities to save on labor, waste, and safety costs while still delivering top-quality fabrication can make the difference between a project that just marks time and one that advances your organization’s goals.
In structural prefabrication, various building components such as walls, floors, columns, beams, trusses, and even entire building modules are fabricated and preassembled in a factory setting. These components are designed and engineered based on project requirements, architectural plans, and structural calculations. The manufacturing process includes cutting, shaping, welding, and connecting the structural elements to create complete prefabricated units.
Once the prefabricated structural components are ready, they are transported to the construction site and assembled or installed by skilled workers. The assembly process involves connecting the prefabricated units using bolts, welding, or other methods to form the complete structure.
“Prefabrication is no longer just a small part of the construction industry. It has become an integral component of modern construction, offering efficiency, cost savings, and increased quality control. By leveraging technology and innovation, prefabrication has the potential to revolutionize the way we build, allowing us to construct complex structures in less time and with less waste. All while meeting growing demands for sustainability and energy efficiency.”

Andrew Layman
Vice President of Propel Prefabrication
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