If you've wondered how modular housing and traditional on-site, stick construction compare from the standpoints of quality, cost, delivery time, resale value, and efficiency, you should know the following...

Equal or Higher Quality
Modular homes are made up of housing components or modules constructed with the same materials used in traditional on-site stick construction. The major difference is that housing modules are assembled in a controlled factory environment. See the spec sheets of any home we sell and compare it to that of another production builder. You'll realize the quality of a Best Home is the same if not higher.

Reduced Cost
Our housing modules are constructed in a controlled assembly-line style environment. This is the same innovative approach embraced by Henry Ford that launched the America car industry. Accordingly, builders aren't delayed by weather, on-site vandalism or lack of materials – costs which typically inflate the cost of an on-site constructed home.

Reduced Time 
Because of the controlled environment in which they work, modular homes builders can typically construct a two-story, 2,500 sq. ft. house in under a week. Individual modules are up to 90% complete when 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. Because of this, final on-site assembly is reduced greatly.

Energy Efficiency
Over the life of the home, modular homes save money because they are incredibly efficient. Again, we invite you to review our spec sheets, particularly the sections on Exterior and Construction and Insulation.