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Today's modular homes are
computer engineered to meet all national, state & local building
standards. With hundreds of stock plans to start with, and the
ability to computer generate unlimited variations, the design of
your "dream" home is limited only by your imagination.
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As with traditional building
methods a modular home starts with its framework. Modular
homes typically use about 30% more material in the framing to
insure a safe and secure trip to its destination. Other
techniques are used in the factory to strengthen the home for
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homes are built in a modern environmentally controlled
facility, using high quality materials. They are precision
engineered for a lifetime of trouble-free structural
durability. Quality control is maintained by constant
inspection throughout the construction process. |
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starting a modular home, great detail is given to the layout &
strength of the floor, since this is what will carry the
weight of the rest of the home. After the floor joist &
sub-flooring are in place, the wall panels are put in place.
The wall panels will already have the sheet rock on the
inside. The electric & plumbing can then be installed. After
the wiring & piping is done, all nooks, crannies & crevices
are sealed with insulation and the wall cavity is insulated.
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sheathing, roofing & finished siding. Somewhere in the midst
of all this the windows & doors, bath & kitchen fixtures,
carpets, cabinets, and heating units are installed. The
completed product is then wrapped with a protective material
for shipping, loaded on trailers and sent on it's way to you.
Of course this is an oversimplified description of the real
workmanship and quality products that go into each of our
homes, but it gives you a basic idea of the technological
advances in the modular home industry. |
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Visit the Factory
Before investing in your home we invite you to visit our factory
where we will be happy to give you a tour of our facilities.
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