Modular prefab is a construction method where entire sections of a building are manufactured in a factory as pre-made modules. These modules come complete with flooring, walls, and ceilings, and are finished both inside and outside, according to the standard ordered by the client. Once completed, the modules are transported to the construction site on trucks, where foundations and utility connections are prepared in advance. Using cranes, the modules are lifted off the trucks and placed onto the foundation. They are then assembled together and secured to the foundation. On-site work involves connecting utilities between modules, hooking them up to the provided connections, and finishing the building, if the client’s order does not include a “turnkey” solution.