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Kent Homes supports Nova Scotia housing initiatives

Kent Homes, a leading modular homebuilder in Atlantic Canada, is proud to announce its partnership with the Government of Nova Scotia in helping to address the provincial housing shortage. The company has been commissioned to supply 25 high-quality modular units to aid the provincial government's initiatives in offering affordable and efficient housing solutions.

Kent Homes' team of builders is already hard at work on the production line. The 25 units are set to be completed and delivered to eight communities across Nova Scotia by the end of March, providing housing for up to 88 residents. 

“In our commitment to supporting our Maritime neighbours, Kent Homes is honoured to contribute to the efforts in alleviating the housing shortage in Nova Scotia,” said Jeremy Maxwell, Kent Homes’ General Manager. “By delivering high-quality modular units, we aim to not only meet immediate housing needs but contribute to the long-term well-being of the communities we serve.”

The partnership between Kent Homes and the Government of Nova Scotia highlights the significance of innovative solutions in addressing housing challenges. With a focus on efficiency, sustainability, and community, Kent Homes remains dedicated to making a positive impact on housing accessibility in Canada.

 


 

The Modular Advantage

Kent Homes manufactures its units in an assembly line with the help a team including skilled tradespeople, engineers, designers, sales and marketing staff, administrators and more. Modules are constructed in an indoor, climate-controlled facility using environmentally friendly products and building practices that minimize waste. This allows Kent Homes to complete projects on time and on budget.

To learn more about Kent Homes, please visit the website: https://kenthomes.com/.

 


 

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