The Role of Dry Construction in Sustainability

The construction industry is adopting dry construction applications to meet sustainability requirements and reduce overall operational costs.

FREMONT, CA: Clients are increasingly looking for sustainable alternatives to construction methods. The construction sector contributes greatly to the global production of greenhouse gas emissions, carbon footprint reduction, and climate change. Research shows that building construction contributes to 40 percent of total energy consumption. Buildings that are more energy efficient are therefore crucial for preserving our environment.

In the construction industry, dry construction reduces sustainability-related concerns. A dry construction solution benefits the construction industry because it introduces new construction solutions that satisfy business models and the environment by complying with government regulations.

Dry construction systems treat the construction site as an assembly site to assemble buildings and structures by combining separate, prefabricated elements in a controlled setting, following quality standards and regulations. Dry construction methods benefit construction companies financially and the environment by reducing carbon footprints and waste.

Construction companies can consider the following benefits of cost-effective construction solutions.

Safety: Steel structures and insulating panels make buildings lightweight and ductile. Polyurethane in the panel core and the steel and its alloy ensures the flexibility of the