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Modular Home Construction
If you are unfamiliar with modular homes, then you may find it very interesting how they are constructed!The traditional 'stick-built' method of building a house involves bringing all the raw materials to the home site and constructing the house from them. That involves a lot of transportation costs and energy, wasted materials, and the home is more susceptible to the weather during building.
Modular homes construction on the other hand is radically different! The home is built in smaller sections, the modules, in an offsite factory. They can be custom built to any specifications, including specific local building code requirements. You can also choose many trim details.
Being indoors helps keep the modules clean and dry during building. There is significant financial benefits to this method as the factory can buy the materials in bulk, which ends up costing you far less, and weather never causes construction delays. Plus, there are big environmental advantages as well as less materials and energy are used.
Once the modules are finished, then they are transported to the prepared home site. Once they arrive, they are placed into place, by either truck or crane. The units can be placed on a variety of surfaces, including full basements, concrete slabs, or even stilts.
In order to withstand the transportation and installation, the modules are build far stronger than traditionally built homes. Faster construction, less expensive, and more solid. What else could you want in a home?
Modular home builders like ZN Custom complete the process, by properly securing the modules together, connecting water, sewer, and electrical systems, and taking care of all of the finishing touches.
Modular Home Construction News
IDED launches third, new construction program - The Iowa Department of Economic Development has launched a third round of funding for the Single Family New Construction Program totaling $25 million. Participating cities and councils of government will solicit proposals from developers in the 2008 flood impacted areas. IDED will accept proposals for the program from the cities and COGs through Oct. 15.
Lanham homebuilder to pay more than $500K for consumer violations - The state attorney general's order that Lanham homebuilder Derek A. McDaniels pay more than $500,000 in restitution, fees and penalties for violating Maryland's Custom Home Protection Act marks the fifth major action the office has taken against homebuilders in the last year.
A nagging mystery - This old case has reeled in a new curiosity-seeker who's not your average armchair detective. Anthony Herbert has been methodically scouring the strange story of Gene Fish. by Pam Zubeck CAÑON CITY — The sun beats down, but to the west, storm clouds threaten the rugged hills. The homes scattered among them seem farther from town than the actual 30-mile drive, and at least a mile separates them ...
IDED launches third, new construction program - The Iowa Department of Economic Development has launched a third round of funding for the Single Family New Construction Program totaling $25 million. Participating cities and councils of government will solicit proposals from developers in the 2008 flood impacted areas. IDED will accept proposals for the program from the cities and COGs through Oct. 15.
Lanham homebuilder to pay more than $500K for consumer violations - The state attorney general's order that Lanham homebuilder Derek A. McDaniels pay more than $500,000 in restitution, fees and penalties for violating Maryland's Custom Home Protection Act marks the fifth major action the office has taken against homebuilders in the last year.
A nagging mystery - This old case has reeled in a new curiosity-seeker who's not your average armchair detective. Anthony Herbert has been methodically scouring the strange story of Gene Fish. by Pam Zubeck CAÑON CITY — The sun beats down, but to the west, storm clouds threaten the rugged hills. The homes scattered among them seem farther from town than the actual 30-mile drive, and at least a mile separates them ...
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