Pro Build 3D engineers and manufactures robotic 3D printing systems for construction — machines that print structural concrete walls with digital precision, on real permitted projects, today.
Construction 3D printing (C3DP/3DCP) is additive manufacturing at building scale: a robotic printer extrudes engineered concrete layer by layer, following a digital model with millimeter consistency.
The building is modeled in familiar CAD tools — SketchUp, Revit, and others — then sliced into a print path with commercial slicers such as Simplify3D or Cura. No proprietary lock-in.
The MAI®MULTIMIX mixing pump doses, mixes, and pumps with a self-regulating water system — constant hydration, consistent layers.
The printer extrudes walls layer by layer, on-site or in a warehouse, the printer itself running on standard 110V power. Operators supervise from any device that can connect to Wi-Fi.
Your existing trades take over — roofing, electrical, plumbing, finishes. Printing integrates into conventional workflows; it doesn't replace them.
The result: structural walls with up to 6× the strength of conventional block, resistant to hurricanes, termites, water, and fire — produced on a schedule that doesn't depend on masonry crew availability.
Printing compresses the slowest, most labor-dependent phase of construction into a predictable, repeatable process.
Printed concrete walls deliver hurricane, termite, water, and fire resistance — with superior insulation performance.
Curves, custom geometry, and architectural detail print at no extra labor cost — from affordable housing to luxury residences.
Additive construction places material only where the design needs it, cutting waste and site energy use.
Our printers run on standard 110V power, transport without cranes, and set up indoors or outdoors in hours.
Duet Web Control and commercial slicers — your team learns tools the industry already documents, not a black box.
Engineered, machined, and assembled in Palm City, Florida. Parts ship from Florida — not a container from overseas — and the engineers who built your machine answer your support line. One American supplier for the entire production chain.
On-site or warehouse production.
Mixing + pumping in one machine.
Open, standard tools.
US-based, from our Florida team.
Optional add-ons extend the system — like the Mixcell HD, which injects accelerants and coloring during printing for layers in integrated color.
From affordable housing to the luxury market — these projects stand in Florida today, built by independent teams using Pro Build 3D systems.
Among the first large-scale 3D-printed housing developments in East Tampa, with CDC of Tampa — covered by FOX 13 and Tampa Bay 28.
A luxury home built by Marco Design on our printing technology — "built like a fortress" against hurricanes, as covered by WFLX and Scripps News.
Termite-proof, energy-efficient model homes — printed walls, panel cover, vertical wiring, and storm-rated strength.
"When a mason wants $25 to lay a block, you have to find another way to make housing affordable. This is that way."
"What would have cost me hundreds of thousands more — because of this program and technology, I can afford."
Pro Build 3D construction systems run in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Brazil — and the 3D Potter lineage behind them has placed large-format printers on every inhabited continent. All of it engineered and supported from Palm City, Florida.
Our mission is to democratize construction 3D printing — making the technology accessible and usable by everyone, from large construction firms to individual contractors. We design, manufacture, and support every system from our Florida facility, where our R&D team continuously improves the printers, pumps, and materials.
Yes — our technology has been used on permitted, inspected homes in Florida, including hurricane-rated construction. We share what we've learned about approvals and inspections in your jurisdiction during a consultation.
Printed concrete walls achieve up to 6× the strength of conventional block construction, with hurricane, termite, water, and fire resistance — plus better insulation performance.
A small trained crew, a standard 110V/10A outlet for the printer, a dedicated three-phase feed (or generator) for the MAI®MULTIMIX mixing pump, and software your team learns in days. Training is included with every system.
Cementitious mixes (including Sikacrete®-733 W 3D / 752 3D) and geopolymer blends, mixed on site from locally sourced components — no proprietary cartridges or imported consumables.
No — it slots into it. Printing produces the wall system; your existing trades handle roofing, MEP, and finishes exactly as they do today.
Printers start at $72,000 (PB Elite Roadrunner, printer only) and $140,000 (PB Heavy Duty). Complete production systems — printer, MAI®MULTIMIX, and training — start at $165,000 and $285,000 respectively, ex-works Palm City. We walk through full economics, including financing through First Southern Bank, in your first consultation.
Talk with our engineering team — a working conversation about your projects, sites, and goals. No pressure, no obligation. Our team will reply as soon as possible.
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