Modular homes are built in large sections in a factory, then delivered and assembled at the construction site.
Because of the efficiencies of constructing most of the home in a factory setting, modular homes can be a great option for buyers.
Follow these tips to help you find a modular home that will fit your needs.
The Modular Home Dealer
Your first stop is finding a qualified, licensed dealer who works with modular home manufacturers.
The best dealers are licensed general contractor who can handle all aspects of constructing your modular home. They will make certain that the modular home floor plan meets your specifications and budget.
Dealers oversee all aspects of putting your home together, which includes securing correct permits, foundation, plumbing, HVAC, electrical and carpentry work, all of which will occur onsite.
Additionally, the best dealers will assist you with your lender and title company to ensure that everything goes smoothly for you.
The Modular Home Manufacturer
Once you pick a dealer, you can begin to look at styles of modular homes.
Each manufacturer has different options. There are sizes, floor plans and architectural designs to consider. Maybe you would prefer a one-story ranch, two-story home, Cape Cod or vacation style home. You can customize the look to meet your lifestyle and budget.
At Silverpoint Homes our slogan is Build Better. Build Easier for a reason. We have fewer contractors involved and we have over 20 homes at 4 locations for you to see, touch and feel. Very few other builders have this.
Because these homes are manufactured by using innovative technologies in a controlled environment, the result is a more precisely built home. Weather during construction will not impact the construction process or deadlines.
We purchase massive qualities of materials for our factories, and we pass that cost savings on to you.
The production process is completed in a controlled environment with over 20 quality checks throughout the construction process. Then the home is delivered and placed onto your foundation. All the modules are assembled and finish work is completed, such as electrical and plumbing.
Research the background and expertise of your modular home dealer and manufacturer. Look carefully at the features and design of the manufacturer's plans. All of this will result in a high-quality home built to last.
For more information on modular homes and modular construction, contact Silverpoint Homes.