Frequently Asked Questions

A modular home is a permanent structure built in multiple sections inside a climate-controlled factory. Those sections are transported to your property and set on a permanent foundation. Once completed, a modular home is indistinguishable from a traditional stick-built home and must meet or exceed all local and state building codes.

Modular homes are not mobile homes. Modular homes are built to local and state residential building codes, placed on permanent foundations, and appraised like traditional homes. Manufactured homes are built to federal HUD standards and are not the same product.

Factory construction typically takes 6–10 weeks, depending on design and manufacturer. Because site work happens at the same time as factory construction, overall timelines are often months faster than traditional stick-built homes.

No — in many cases, modular homes are built with equal or better materials than site-built homes. Because the home must withstand transportation, many components are engineered stronger than traditional construction.

Factory construction allows consistent supervision, repeatable processes, protection from weather, and multiple inspections throughout the build. This reduces mistakes, moisture damage, and rushed workmanship common in outdoor construction.

Modular homes can be fully customized, including floor plans, room sizes, ceiling heights, kitchens, bathrooms, exterior styles, and finishes. We can modify existing plans or build from scratch — modular does not mean limited.

Yes. We regularly build Cape Cod homes, two-story homes, luxury residences, and fully custom designs using modular construction. The final home looks and lives like a high-end custom build.

Yes. Modular homes can be placed on full basements, crawl spaces, or slab foundations, depending on your land, zoning, and preferences.

Yes. Modular homes are often more energy efficient due to tighter construction tolerances, controlled insulation installation, and modern building materials.

Yes. Modular homes typically appraise the same as comparable stick-built homes and hold value well because they are permanent structures built to code.

Modular homes are financed using traditional construction loans and mortgages, just like stick-built homes. We help connect clients with lenders familiar with modular construction.

We work with multiple premium manufacturers, offer true customization, provide education upfront, assist with land evaluation, and guide clients through financing and planning — not just construction.

Different manufacturers excel at different designs, price points, and project types. Using multiple factories allows us to match the right manufacturer to your specific project, instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all solution.

Yes. We assist with land searches and personally evaluate properties to confirm zoning, access, utilities, septic feasibility, and overall build suitability before you move forward.

Set day is when the home sections are delivered and placed on the foundation using a crane. In many cases, the home becomes weather-tight the same day, which is one of the biggest advantages of modular construction.

Much less than traditional construction. Since most of the build happens indoors, weather rarely impacts the main construction timeline.

Yes. Modular is an excellent solution for duplexes, townhomes, apartment buildings, and commercial projects, especially where speed, consistency, and scalability matter.

Modular homes are inspected multiple times during factory construction by third-party inspectors and again on-site to ensure full code compliance.

Modular homes often provide better overall value by reducing labor inefficiencies, weather delays, and waste — while maintaining high construction standards.

Modular construction is ideal for buyers who want quality, predictability, faster timelines, customization, and transparency. It’s especially well-suited for homeowners, investors, and developers who value smart building decisions.