Discuss Your Offsite Construction Project

Start with what you know. Share the project stage, location, available information and main constraint. NAPS will use those details to route the enquiry to the relevant service area.

Complete drawings are not required. If a detail is unknown, say that it is unknown.

Projects across Canada and the United States · Modular, panelized and hybrid construction

What should you send?

Include the information available today:

  • general project location and approval jurisdiction;
  • building type, scale and current stage;
  • available brief, drawings or models;
  • offsite system or manufacturer status, if known;
  • important schedule, site, transport or access constraints;
  • the main question, risk or decision that needs support.

You do not need every item before contacting NAPS. Do not send confidential drawings, personal records or controlled information through this form.

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Tell us what the project needs next

Share the current facts and open questions. NAPS will review the enquiry and identify the appropriate contact or service discussion.

NAPS uses the information you provide to review, route and respond to your project enquiry. Do not include confidential files or sensitive personal information. See the Privacy Policy for collection, use, disclosure, retention and privacy-request details.

Your details

We will use this address to respond to your enquiry and manage the related discussion.

Include the country code when possible.

Describe the project, the current offsite approach and the main question or constraint.

Do not include confidential, personal, payment, health or security information.

About the project (optional)

A general location is enough. Do not enter a private residential address.

Give a general date or state that the schedule is not set.

Sending this form does not create a contract, quotation, feasibility opinion, professional advice, approval or schedule commitment.

What happens next?

  1. NAPS reviews the enquiry

    The team checks the project stage, location, available information, requested service and main constraint.

  2. NAPS identifies information gaps

    If an important fact is missing, NAPS may request a project brief, drawings, schedule or approval context through an approved channel.

  3. The parties define the next discussion

    The next step may be a service-scope discussion, a request for more information or a decision that another party must act first.

Contact NAPS directly

Use verified phone or email details when those options are approved and monitored.

Office location
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Service area
Canada and the United States

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Find the Richmond Hill Office

The NAPS office is in Richmond Hill, Ontario.

Office location

10794 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 3E4, Canada

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Common contact questions

Do I need complete drawings before contacting NAPS?

No. An early brief, concept or open question can be enough for an initial discussion. Share the project stage and identify missing information.

Which NAPS service should I select?

Choose the service that matches the current decision. Select “Not sure” if the enquiry crosses several services or the scope is unclear.

Can I upload drawings or confidential documents?

Not through the launch form. NAPS can provide an approved transfer method after the initial review. Do not send confidential information before that method is confirmed.

Does submitting the form create an engagement or quotation?

No. A submission starts an enquiry. It does not create a contract, quotation, professional opinion, approval or schedule commitment.

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Start with the current facts

Tell NAPS where the project stands and which decision needs support. Unknown information is acceptable. Clear assumptions are better than guesses.