Panelized offsite construction produces up to 90% less waste than traditional on-site building. Precise CNC manufacturing uses materials efficiently, and high-performance insulation improves the long-term energy efficiency of finished buildings.

By manufacturing panels in a controlled factory with CNC precision, MBS optimizes material use and minimizes offcuts and scrap, reducing waste by up to 90% compared to conventional site framing.

MBS is built around supporting marginalized communities and addressing the affordable housing crisis, homelessness, and disaster relief through sustainable construction. Our commitments span three pillars: social, environmental, and educational.

MBS is committed to bringing equity and opportunity back to North St. Louis, including supporting recovery efforts in the region. Local manufacturing, job creation, and workforce training are central to that commitment.

Yes. Offsite construction reduces material waste, limits on-site disruption, lowers transportation inefficiency through flat-pack delivery, and produces tighter, more energy-efficient buildings. A meaningfully smaller environmental footprint than traditional construction.

By cutting build time and cost, MBS lets developers, non-profits, and municipalities deliver more housing faster. This is especially impactful for affordable housing, disaster relief, and underserved communities.