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Modular housing has opened the door to home ownership for millions of families. The term "modular housing" refers to a home built in an entirely protected environment under strict local building codes.
Modular homes look like any other conventionally built home in appearance and functionality. They are built to codes which ensure a safe and sound environment. In building these homes, economical construction techniques combined with minimum on site work make this type of home a financially attractive housing alternative to traditionally built houses.
One of the advantages of Modular Housing is the reduced start-to-finish time of the project. While your home is being constructed in a climate controlled environment, foundation and utility work can take place on site. When the manufacturing process is complete, the interior finish from the walls, countertops, and cabinetry right down to the carpet are typically installed. Modular housing is transported to the site and quickly assembled, insuring minimal weather exposure. Once the sections of your house are assembled, the connection of utilities and a short list of interior finish work complete your new home.
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