Modular Myths Busted!
Author: Susan Davidson - Category: Modular Homes - Comments (0) - Add Comment
Perhaps no variety of home is more misunderstood than the modular home. Here is a list of the most common misconceptions about modular homes – the truth may shock you.
- Modular homes are the same as mobile/manufactured homes.
The fact is, there are only two things that modular homes and mobile and/or manufactured homes have in common – they begin their careers in a factory, and they are brought by truck to the home site. Mobile/manufactured homes are completed constructed in the factory. From the floor to the roof, and everything in between, a mobile/manufactured home is built on an assembly line. A modular home, on the other hand, is built in sections in a factory, but is constructed at the home site.
If you’re like me, and you’re interested in building a new home, the experience can seem overwhelming. As if finding the perfect house plan that provides the both the exterior and interior style that’s just right is not a daunting enough task, finding the contractor who can realize the final product can be even more difficult. Add in financing, interior design decisions, and planning an investment that will last for years to come, and the entire project seems enormous.