This article is about Creative Modular Construction (CMC) in Springfield, Missouri. It says CMC produces hundreds of modular units per year and is operating near maximum capacity. It also says the company is planning to move to a larger factory later in the year.
The author, Steve Dubin, says the connection to CMC began through an introduction from James Haas at Nichiha. The article describes follow-up calls, a meeting at an offsite construction networking conference in Denver, and an in-person visit to CMC’s facilities in Springfield.
The article emphasizes that modular construction depends on relationships, shared interests, and collaboration.
The article says CMC goes beyond manufacturing modular units efficiently. It says the company is committed to giving disenfranchised community members a fresh start, including people who have previously been incarcerated.
It describes the executive team as guided by faith and values. It says integrity, respect, and trust shape how the company treats employees, partners, and clients.
The author says they have helped CMC improve the efficiency and energy performance of its modular builds. The article says this supports practical, reliable, and energy-efficient units for end users.
The article mentions CMC’s YouTube series, “The people we build,” which focuses on employees on a personal level.
The page says CMC combines modular construction with a mission to create opportunities for people seeking a second chance.
The page says CMC is near full capacity and expanding into a larger facility to increase production, hire more team members, and take on more projects.
The page says partnerships and industry relationships have been key to CMC’s growth.