Dvele

The page describes modern architecture as minimalist, with clean lines, exposed industrial materials, and large sections of glass.

The page says today's solar panels can produce as much energy as most households use in a day. With batteries and above-average energy efficiency, a home can be net-zero or net-positive.

The page says modular homes do not inherently appreciate or depreciate differently from traditionally built homes, but some can cost less to run and maintain.

The page discusses whether prefab homes can withstand disasters such as severe storms, earthquakes, and wildfires.

The page introduces Dvele's leadership team, including co-founder and CEO Kurt Goodjohn, and provides press materials, bios, and media contact information.

Dvele revolutionizes sustainable housing with energy-efficient, Self-Powered homes. Media resources, press releases, and company information for journalists.

The page offers high-resolution images of Dvele prefabricated homes, logos, and project photos for press coverage and editorial use.

Media interview questions about Dvele's sustainable prefab homes, net-zero energy technology, smart home integration, and eco-friendly construction practices.

Dvele's robotic manufacturing system produces homes in 16 weeks and delivers them 95% finished. The company offers pre-designed floor plans.

Dvele is a modular home producer in the Western US and has built modular homes for over a decade. Its homes are built in its own factory, where the company controls quality throughout production.

The company offers all-electric prefab homes that exceed Passive House Standards, are net-positive, and significantly lower embodied carbon during production.

Dvele says it does not share personal information with harmful companies and uses the information for marketing and to help customers build prefabricated homes.

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