Modular homes are structures that are constructed in a controlled and environmentally protected facility, utilizing precise and efficient construction technology. These homes adhere to the same local and state building codes as traditional site-built homes. However, the method of transportation from the factory to the home site results in increased structural strength when compared to site-built homes. In fact, our modular homes not only meet the minimum state and local building codes, but they can also exceed the code requirements for your area, including the stringent 180 MPH Wind Zone requirements.

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Modular homes represent the next generation of manufactured homes. By subjecting the structural engineering to state and local codes, these homes provide a means for states to exercise control and certification over the homes' compliance with their criteria. This approach also empowers buyers to have more influence over the design parameters of their homes. Additionally, the removal of the transportation frame, which was previously an integral part of mobile homes, is made possible through engineering the structure to transfer load calculations to the engineered foundation.

Consequently, the frame no longer plays a role in the construction process.

It is important to note that modular homes are built to the same building codes as site-built homes. Once they are manufactured, the only movement they undergo is along the production line in the manufacturing plant and then to the final site. These homes are permanently affixed to their foundations and are virtually indistinguishable from their site-built counterparts.