Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, our team assists the client in all phases from beginning to end, including creating
plans, getting PERC tests taken care of, soil engineering, obtaining permits, and designing
your new custom manufactured home.

A custom manufactured home is a dwelling built off-site in a controlled factory setting and then transported and assembled on a homeowner’s land. It allows for personalized design and customization according to specific preferences and needs.

All homes are built off-site but are built to different codes and regulations. A modular home
is factory-built in large, three-dimensional pieces known as modules and are assembled and
finished off on site to a permanent foundation. Modular homes follow the same state and
local building codes as site-built houses. A manufactured home, like a modular home, is
built in a factory and depending on their size are transported to the building site in one
piece, known as a single-wide, or several pieces, known as double-wide or triple-wide.
Unlike modular homes, manufactured homes are attached to a permanent chassis. This is a
metal frame that can be attached to wheels; that’s where the term “mobile home” comes
from. The chassis cannot be removed, but you can remove or cover up the wheels. Most
manufactured homes today have the wheels and axles removed and the house is attached
to a permanent foundation. A manufactured home is built to national building standards set
by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), called the HUD code.
The term “mobile home” only applies to factory-constructed homes built prior to June 15,
1976. That’s when the HUD Code went into effect. The HUD Code sets the federal standards
for safety and durability of manufactured homes.

We offer a wide range of customization options, including floorplan modifications, interior and exterior finishes, material choices, fixtures, appliances, and more. We work closely with our clients to bring their unique visions to life.

The construction timeline can vary based on the complexity of the design and customization preferences. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months from the initial planning stages to completion and delivery.

Yes, our homes are designed to meet or exceed energy efficiency standards. We use high-quality materials and modern construction techniques to ensure energy efficiency, which can result in lower utility costs for homeowners.

Absolutely! We encourage clients to visit our factory to witness the construction process firsthand. It’s an excellent opportunity to see the craftsmanship and quality standards that go into building our homes.

We stand behind the quality of our homes. Our homes typically come with manufacturer warranties that cover different components and systems. Specific warranty details are provided upon purchase.

Depending on the stage of construction, certain modifications might be possible. However, it’s best to finalize any desired changes during the planning phase to avoid delays and additional costs.

Manufactured homes are delivered by pulling the homes behind a large commercial truck to
the desired locations where the house is carefully maneuvered into place at the desired
spot. We have a professional team dedicated to delivering and installing your home safely
and efficiently. Our experts ensure that the installation process adheres to safety standards
and local regulations.

Yes, we work with various financial institutions and lenders to offer financing options suitable for different budgets and needs. Our team can assist in exploring financing choices that fit your requirements.

The construction timeline can vary based on the complexity of the design and
customization preferences. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few
months from the initial planning stages to completion and delivery.