Two guys. One goal: construction simplified

Prefab Logic was formed in 2015 to fill help fill the gap between a developer’s dream and architect’s vision and a volumetric modular manufacturer’s realities. Curtis Fletcher and Rick Murdock formed the early team of seven in 2016 as a bootstrap startup in downtown Boise, Idaho. The company has grown about fourfold since then, and now shares headquarters offices with Autovol on Star Road in Nampa, Idaho.

Prefab Logic is, and has always been, an independent resource for developers, architects, manufacturers, and general contractors. Our success has come from our knack for bringing the right people together as one efficient, effective, data-driven team. Though fully autonomous from Autovol, we have been able to form a laboratory type of environment to advance preconstruction. Being in close proximity to the world’s most advanced construction automation has yielded knowledge we openly share with other factories.

Prefab Logic is a connector. We tear down the silos that have too often kept construction in the past. We build open, helpful relationships around the goal of reimagining construction. We believe all our clients are part of a special history we’re making together. There’s so much room for growth, and with the need for quality housing, there’s plenty of room for everyone at the table.

You can’t fight a ghost. Getting naked is putting things out on the table. We encourage each other to be open and honest with no pretense. A problem shared is a problem halved. An idea shared is a plan begun. Getting naked builds trust and mutual support. When we trust that we can be authentic, we can drive out fear, relax, and enjoy ourselves and our shared success.

Before fancy buzz words like “collaboration” came along, cussing and discussing did the job just fine. We don’t sugar coat tough issues. Sometimes we have to cuss them right out into the open. This not only helps us shake out some stress, it helps us put our heads together and lean into real no-nonsense solutions.

Whether it’s a vision for a new project or a reimagined industry, as the saying goes, “teamwork makes the dream work.” Working together collectively is where it’s at. We don’t work with prima donnas. As part of the team, our leaders set the vision and remove the obstacles so the team can help clients and communities build great living spaces. As part of an industry, we work to unite companies as a critical mass of allies who can conquer the housing crisis.

Each project we serve is a big commitment, and one more step toward our vision of making modular the preferred way to build. We’re committed to help lead the construction industry toward smarter ways to build. We’re also committed to our brand promise: construction simplified. Each project helps us perfect repeatable best practices that simplify the complex and bring more value to the industry we serve.

Two guys. One goal: construction simplified

Prefab Logic was formed in 2015 to fill help fill the gap between a developer’s dream and architect’s vision and a volumetric modular manufacturer’s realities. Curtis Fletcher and Rick Murdock formed the early team of seven in 2016 as a bootstrap startup in downtown Boise, Idaho. The company has grown about fourfold since then, and now shares headquarters offices with Autovol on Star Road in Nampa, Idaho.

Prefab Logic is, and has always been, an independent resource for developers, architects, manufacturers, and general contractors. Our success has come from our knack for bringing the right people together as one efficient, effective, data-driven team. Though fully autonomous from Autovol, we have been able to form a laboratory type of environment to advance preconstruction. Being in close proximity to the world’s most advanced construction automation has yielded knowledge we openly share with other factories.

Prefab Logic is a connector. We tear down the silos that have too often kept construction in the past. We build open, helpful relationships around the goal of reimagining construction. We believe all our clients are part of a special history we’re making together. There’s so much room for growth, and with the need for quality housing, there’s plenty of room for everyone at the table.

You can’t fight a ghost. Getting naked is putting things out on the table. We encourage each other to be open and honest with no pretense. A problem shared is a problem halved. An idea shared is a plan begun. Getting naked builds trust and mutual support. When we trust that we can be authentic, we can drive out fear, relax, and enjoy ourselves and our shared success.

Before fancy buzz words like “collaboration” came along, cussing and discussing did the job just fine. We don’t sugar coat tough issues. Sometimes we have to cuss them right out into the open. This not only helps us shake out some stress, it helps us put our heads together and lean into real no-nonsense solutions.

Whether it’s a vision for a new project or a reimagined industry, as the saying goes, “teamwork makes the dream work.” Working together collectively is where it’s at. We don’t work with prima donnas. As part of the team, our leaders set the vision and remove the obstacles so the team can help clients and communities build great living spaces. As part of an industry, we work to unite companies as a critical mass of allies who can conquer the housing crisis.

Each project we serve is a big commitment, and one more step toward our vision of making modular the preferred way to build. We’re committed to help lead the construction industry toward smarter ways to build. We’re also committed to our brand promise: construction simplified. Each project helps us perfect repeatable best practices that simplify the complex and bring more value to the industry we serve.