Modular homes are a type of prefabricated home constructed in sections ("modules") at a factory. These sections are then transported to the building site and assembled on a prepared foundation. This differs from manufactured homes, which are built to a different building code and are typically more mobile. The popularity of modular homes is even on the rise. In fact, according to Custom Market Insights, the U.S. Prefabricated Housing Market is expected to record a CAGR of 5.8% from 2024 to 2033.

Yes, absolutely. Modular homes are built to the same building codes and engineering standards as site-built homes. In fact, they often undergo even more rigorous inspections during the manufacturing process.

Yes! While some level of customization is always possible, the degree of customization can vary between manufacturers. You can often choose from a variety of floor plans, finishes (flooring, countertops, etc.), and exterior features. Call LGS Home Builders, LLC to get started on your custom modular home today!

Our modular home builders have found that there are several benefits to choosing a modular home, including:

-Reduced waste: Factory construction minimizes waste compared to traditional construction sites.

-Improved energy efficiency: Factory conditions allow for better control over insulation and other energy-saving features.

-Faster construction: Reduced construction time means less disruption to the environment.

The construction timeline for a modular home is typically significantly shorter than a site-built home. The manufacturing process in the factory can be quite efficient. However, the overall timeline will depend on factors like site preparation, foundation work, and the complexity of the home. To learn more, give our modular home builders a call.