Facts

The building blocks of modular homes – individual modules – are housing components constructed in a controlled factory environment.

Individual modules are up to 90% complete and shipped from the factory to the home site.  All walls, flooring, ceilings, stairs, carpeting, and even wall finish are completed in the factory before shipment.

Once all building materials arrive at the factory, some manufacturers can assemble modules in a single day. Typically, a two-story, 2,500 sq. ft. home can be constructed in a factory in under a week.

Aside from any cost savings, modular home-buyers benefit from the short assembly time of their home – reducing any amount of weather damage or home site vandalism. Over the life of the home, modular homes save money because they are incredibly efficient.