Remodart Corp builds prefabricated wall panels in wood and light-gauge steel (metal stud) for residential and commercial projects — from single-family homes to multi-story buildings. We deliver them to your jobsite in installation sequence and set them with our own crew. Then we can finish the building envelope and interior — one contractor from frame to finish.
Instead of cutting and assembling every wall stick by stick on site, wall panels are built from your reviewed drawings, labeled, and delivered ready to set. Your schedule moves faster to dry-in, and the jobsite stays cleaner and more organized.
We review your architectural and structural drawings, confirm openings, headers and bearing walls, and clarify scope before anything is built.
Panels arrive ready to set, cutting repetitive on-site framing and helping close in the structure sooner — important in New England weather.
Panels are labeled and sequenced for installation. Access, unloading and crane needs are planned before the truck arrives.
Whether you’re building one house or a multi-story building, we fabricate, deliver and install the wall panels — and coordinate them with your drawings, engineering and schedule.
Close in the house faster and keep the jobsite organized. Ideal for homeowners, builders and developers of single-family and multifamily housing.
Typical system: wood frame wall panels
Get a Residential QuotePanel packages for developers and general contractors on commercial, mixed-use and multi-story projects — delivered and set floor by floor, in sequence with the structural drawings, engineering and inspections.
Typical systems: light-gauge steel (metal stud) or wood frame panels
Get a Commercial QuoteThe standard for New England residential construction. Familiar to every trade, easy to modify in the field, and cost-effective for most homes, additions and ADUs.
Cold-formed galvanized steel studs and tracks. Straight, dimensionally consistent, noncombustible, and not affected by rot or termites.
| Wood Frame | Light-Gauge Steel (Metal Stud) | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical use | Residential homes, additions, ADUs, multifamily and multi-story wood-frame buildings | Commercial, mixed-use, multi-story buildings, interior partitions, noncombustible construction |
| Combustibility | Combustible | Noncombustible |
| Moisture, rot & insects | Must be protected from moisture; can rot or be damaged by insects | Will not rot; not a food source for termites |
| Straightness | Natural material; can shrink, twist or bow | Dimensionally consistent and straight |
| Energy | Wood conducts less heat through the studs | Steel conducts heat; usually needs continuous exterior insulation to meet energy code |
| Field changes | Easy for any carpenter to adjust on site | Requires metal-framing tools and fasteners |
Not sure which system fits your project? Send us your drawings and we’ll recommend the most practical option based on your design, code requirements, budget and schedule.
Share your architectural and structural drawings, project location, schedule and the framing scope you need.
We review the drawings, flag missing information, confirm the framing system and provide a written proposal.
After written approval, panels are built to the confirmed drawings, labeled and organized by installation sequence.
We schedule the delivery window, plan access and unloading, and our crew sets the panels on your foundation or deck.
Every project is reviewed individually. Final design, engineering, pricing and schedule are confirmed in writing before fabrication. Permits and inspections are coordinated according to the Massachusetts State Building Code and local building department requirements.
After the walls are up, Remodart Corp can complete the building envelope and the interior — fewer subcontractors to coordinate, one point of responsibility, and a smoother schedule.
We work directly with the people who plan and build — and coordinate with your design team from the first drawing review to the last panel set.
Both. Remodart Corp fabricates the panels, delivers them to your jobsite, and can install them with our own crew. We can also supply panels only for builders who set them with their own framers.
Architectural drawings (floor plans, elevations, sections), structural drawings if available, the project address, your target schedule and the scope you want us to quote. If something is missing, we’ll tell you what we need before pricing.
It depends on the building type, code requirements, fire separation, energy design and budget. Wood is the most common choice for residential work; light-gauge steel is often used in commercial, mixed-use and noncombustible construction. We’ll recommend the right system after reviewing your plans.
Yes. We fabricate and install wall panels for commercial, mixed-use and multi-story buildings, as well as residential projects. On multi-story work, panels are delivered and set floor by floor in sequence, coordinated with the project’s structural drawings, engineering and inspections.
Yes. Panelized framing works well on additions and ADUs, especially when you want to close in the structure quickly and limit time on site.
Panels are built from approved project drawings. Any engineering required for the framing system is coordinated during review, and permits and inspections follow the Massachusetts State Building Code and your local building department.
Residential or commercial, one story or several — send us your plans and we’ll review the scope and recommend the right panel system for your build.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752
