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What is Modular?

Modular is a construction method not a type of housing or class of structure

Discover the advantages of modern modular living

Comparing traditional construction with factory-built home methods.

What is Modular?

Modular is a construction method not a type of housing or class of structure

1 BUILT IN MODULES

We construct your home in separate, fully-equipped sections called modules. Built in our factory, each module includes everything from walls to wiring. This method ensures quality, efficiency, and design flexibility

2 BUILT INDOORS

Our homes take shape in a controlled factory environment, safe from weather's whims. This indoor setting allows our skilled team to work year-round to stay dry and clean, ensuring better quality and longevity for your home.

3 SAVES TIME AND MONEY

Modular construction streamlines the home-building process, offering significant time and cost benefits. Precise planning optimizes labor and materials, offering a cost-effective path to your new home.

Benefits of building modular

Discover the Advantages of Modern Modular Living

Speed

Faster construction and quicker move-in times due to parallel site work and home building.

Quality Control

Consistent standards maintained in a controlled factory environment, with multiple inspection points.

Customizable

Flexible designs to suit your needs, with a wide range of options and finishes available.

Cost-Effective

Reduced waste, labor costs, and fewer weather-related delays lead to overall savings.

Weather-Resistant

Indoor construction prevents weather-related delays and material damage.

Strength

Engineered for transportation, often resulting in structures exceeding standard building codes.

Predictability

More accurate timelines and budgets due to streamlined processes and controlled conditions.

Eco-Friendly

Less site disruption, reduced material waste, and more efficient use of resources.

On-site vs off-ste

Comparing traditional construction with factory-built home methods.

On-SiTE

On-site building is the conventional method of home construction that most people are familiar with. In this process, your home is built entirely at its final location, from the ground up. Contractors and subcontractors work directly on your property, bringing in materials and equipment as needed.

The construction timeline is often subject to weather conditions and local schedules. This method typically involves longer construction times and can be more vulnerable to delays due to various factors like material delivery issues or subcontractor availability.

OFF-SiTE

Our off-site building process combines efficiency with uncompromising quality. We construct your home in sections within our controlled factory environment, shielding materials from weather and ensuring precision. This method allows for faster build times and consistent quality.

We prioritize quality assurance with multiple inspections throughout the process, going beyond code compliance to meet our high standards. Even in states or counties where inspections aren't required, we perform them to ensure top-notch quality.