The Modular Home Difference
Faster and More Efficient Construction
If you choose a modular-built home, you will move into your home sooner than if it is traditional site-built construction. The building time varies from job to job, but modular construction usually takes one-third the time of conventional site-built construction. AND TIME IS MONEY! Why?
First, there are no weather delays when your home is built in a controlled environment. Modular home construction continues year around. Site-built construction usually grinds to a halt during inclement weather.
Secondly, while your foundation and site work is being completed by your builder, Holmes is building your home. With modular construction, many of the building steps can be executed simultaneously. With conventional site-built construction, the next building phase cannot be started until the last is completed.
More Affordable
Building modular has many benefits for homeowners and independent home builders.
There are many different reasons to consider going modular:
Variety
Modular homes look like any other homes. Today’s technology has allowed modular manufacturers to build almost any style of house, from a simple ranch to a traditional cape design.
Attention to Codes & Standards
Modular homes are built to the same codes and standards as conventional stick built homes. A quality control process provides assurance that all homes are inspected for code compliance and workmanship by licensed third-party inspectors. All modular home manufactures undergo an extensive internal inspection process to make sure each home is built to the appropriate county and state code.
Expedited Process
Efficiency begins with modern factory assembly line techniques. A modular home travels to workstations where all the building trades are represented. Work is never delayed by weather, subcontractor no-shows or missing materials.
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
Quality engineering and modular construction techniques significantly increase the energy-efficiency of a modular home.
