Automated volumetric modular — America's top multifamily modular producer
Autovol is a pioneering automated modular construction company based in Nampa, Idaho, founded in 2018. They operate the first factory in the world to combine modular construction with advanced robotics, making them America's top-producing manufacturer of multifamily modular housing. Autovol focuses on affordable workforce housing, apartment complexes, and hospitality projects within an 800–900 mile radius of their Idaho factory. Note: Autovol is a B2B developer-focused company — they do not sell directly to individual home buyers.
Location: Nampa, ID. Home types: Modular, Multi-Family. Build method: Automated volumetric modular construction.
Published delivery framing: Regional. Western US and parts of Canada within 800–900 mile radius of Nampa, ID. B2B developer-focused — multifamily apartment and workforce housing projects only.
Published delivery scope: Quote-specific scope. Scope is quote-specific. Confirm freight, setting, foundation, utilities, permits, assembly, and finishes in the written contract.
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Automated volumetric module for affordable workforce housing and apartment complexes. Built by robots and skilled tradespeople in Autovol's Nampa, ID factory.
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