Cover

Cover makes house panels in a factory and assembles them on site. It runs the design, the permitting, the manufacturing and the install as one process, and its panels are steel rather than timber.

Rebuilding after the 2025 Los Angeles fires has been slow and expensive. Building in a factory could shorten that, and walls that do not burn could matter in a place that keeps burning.

• ?Factory homebuilding has a long history of companies that could not make the economics work once they tried to scale.
• ?Every house still needs a local permit, so a process the company does not control sits in the middle of its timeline.
• ?Demand is concentrated in one region recovering from one disaster, and rebuild spending does not last forever.

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