ReMo Homes

Why ReMo?

Our Advantage

Inspired by the aerospace and semiconductor industries, we are committed to addressing the world’s most pressing issues: climate change and housing affordability. Our holistic approach includes:

Selecting materials and designs compliant with building codes nationwide
Building a diversified supply chain using only commodity materials
Sourcing materials with tight tolerances for robotic automation
Employing a DfMA approach across design, manufacturing, supply chain, and assembly teams, focusing on scalable and cost-effective production

Our Innovations

We go beyond conventional construction methods by:

Developing NeoWall™, our patent-pending non-toxic high-performance wall and ceiling panels
Utilizing advanced manufacturing techniques for liquid- and adhesive-free fabrication, enabling 50x faster installation than traditional walls
Creating MOWK™, our proprietary methodology for simplifying and minimizing the on-site installation of modular homes from months to hours

How We’re Different From Competitors

Our modular construction peers currently serve less than 1% of the market. Our main competitor is the traditional builder, who constructs fewer than ten homes annually. This approach results in:

Significant material wastage
Inefficient labor moving between job sites and vendor warehouses
Overwhelmed local building officials manually reviewing each house plan
Local inspectors required to inspect every trade’s work
Unpreparedness for fast-emerging energy efficiency and smart home requirements

Our vision is to productize a quality standard home and build an integrated value chain around it, similar to what Apple achieved with the iPhone. By embracing decarbonization and the industrialization of construction, ReMo aims to revolutionize the industry, delivering cost-effective, sustainable, and high-quality housing solutions.

Our comparative Market analysis

Right now, our modular construction peers are collectively serving less than 1% of the market.

Our main competitor is Bob the Builder, who builds less than ten homes annually

A lot of material wastage.
Has extremely inefficient labor that hops between job sites and vendor warehouses.
Deals with local building officials who are overwhelmed and manually have to review and design every plan of the house.
Deals with local inspectors who have to inspect every single trade's work.

Further, he is unprepared for the energy efficiency and smart home requirements that are becoming the norm.

We want to productize a quality standard home and build an integrated value chain around it, similar to what Apple did with the iPhone.