There are many reasons why you might want to build a modular home instead of a stick-built one. Here are a few.

High Standards
High industry standards ensure that modular home builders deliver houses that are 100% code compliant and up to spec, adaptable, and built to suit your needs in any environment.

Because modular home building involves constructing sections that will be transported to a home site, for example, each crafted module must be sturdy and be able to withstand transportation and installation. Every stage of production must also be monitored and undergo a quality assurance process.

Cost Savings
Building a modular home costs less than other types of houses. Because module construction happens in a factory, there are hardly any significant delays caused by weather changes, theft, or vandalism. Also, modular home builders can buy supplies in bulk quantities, saving them — and homebuyers — more money.

Builders of modular homes also save money by following a sort of formula. Since each module has specific dimensions and material requirements, builders can determine what’s needed and how much, minimizing waste.

‌While customizations tend to hike up the final home sales price, several installation fees are built into the price, including the use of cranes, transportation, and delivery.

Time Savings
From planning the project to constructing and delivering your home, the process of building a modular home typically takes between three to seven months from start to finish. A traditional stick-built house, by comparison, takes a bit longer, averaging around nine to 12 months. So, if you’re anxious about moving into a new home, a modular one might be your best option.

‌‌When traditional home builders are preparing the lot for construction, your prefabricated home will already be complete. According to the National Association of Home Builders, modular home projects are estimated to be complete in around five months — sometimes as quick as 60 days!

Modern Design
Because your builder can assemble the modules in various ways, they can also rearrange the layouts to suit your tastes, building you a modern, trendy structure if that’s what you’d like.

‌And while they can be a bit hard to tell apart from a traditionally built home, a modular home can be considered a state-of-the-art structure. That’s because it allows you to do the flooring, drywall, plumbing, cabinetry, and electrical work without any limitations to customizations.