modular

adjective

mod·u·lar | \ ˈmä-jə-lər \

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Definition of modular

1 : employing or involving a module or modules as the basis of design or construction

“Modular housing units”

A modular home is a house that is built of pre-fabricated sections referred to as modules. They are constructed away from a build site, transported to the site and fitted together. They are built to the same code standards as any other site-built home, go through stringent quality control processes and are becoming increasingly popular with new technologies. Ultimately it is a great construction method for your new home and a great solution to a housing market that is constantly in low supply.

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Modular Homes Are:

• High Quality
  • Same Code Requirements
  • Materials Stay Dry
  • 20 – 30% More Dimensional Lumber
• Affordable
  • Regularly start at better costs per square foot than comparable Site Builders
• Efficient – less waste in materials; fine-tuned process to hit build time expectations
• Less Stress – streamlined process with one point of contact throughout sales and build process