Modular homes, or system-built homes, are built to the International Residential Code, BOCA, and other building codes. Modular homes are built to the same codes as site-built homes and are treated as such by financial institutions, local municipalities, etc. You must apply for a building permit, follow all local regulations for construction, and retain an occupancy permit before you may move into your new modular home, just as you would with a typical site-built home.
Typical standard modular home features include:
- Pitched 5/12 hinged roof trusses (or higher).
- Flat smooth ceiling with 8' height.
- Finished 1/2" drywall throughout.
- Variety of styles such as ranch, cape , two-story, chalet, log, etc.
Like site-built homes, finishes can be customized to your specifications. Our sales and design experts will help you with all the choices.