Modular Homes

A modular home is a prefabricated house built in sections, or modules, within a controlled factory environment. Once completed, these modules are transported to the home site and assembled on a permanent foundation or frost wall by professional builders. Unlike mobile or manufactured homes, modular homes are built to the same state and local building codes as a traditional site-built home.

Modern modular construction combines the speed and precision of factory construction with the strength, customization, and permanence of site-built homes. They allow for a wide range of floor plans, architectural styles, and finishes while also offering tight, energy efficient construction that will be affordable to heat or cool all year round.