We build it. We ship it. You install it. Here's exactly how it works — from your first conversation to delivery at your door. No surprises, no hidden steps.
Tell us what you need — 1 unit or 500. We'll help you choose the right product, configuration, and pricing. We'll walk you through the full process, answer all your questions, and give you an honest total cost estimate. No pressure, no obligation. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you.
Choose your floor plan, bedroom count, exterior finish, kitchen layout, window type, and any upgrades. We provide detailed specifications and can create custom configurations for bulk orders. Every detail is locked in before you sign — no ambiguity, no assumptions.
The price you sign is the price you pay. Period. We provide a detailed inclusions schedule so you know exactly what's covered — every material, every fixture, every finish. No change orders, no escalation clauses, no surprises. A deposit secures your place in the production queue.
Your home is built in our factory under controlled conditions. No rain delays, no labor shortages, no site complications. Every stage is quality-inspected before the next begins. You'll receive photo updates throughout the build so you can see your home taking shape.
Your completed home is shipped via flatbed truck to any location in the United States. We coordinate logistics and provide tracking. For expandable units, the compact transport size (8' wide) means standard road transport with no special permits in most states. Your home arrives fully built — kitchen, bathroom, electrical, plumbing, insulation, finishes — all done.
Most of our clients already have a general contractor. If you don't, we can help connect you with experienced local professionals who are familiar with modular home installation. We provide all product specifications and engineering documentation they need.
Your general contractor or local engineer handles building permits for your specific city/county. Requirements vary by jurisdiction — your contractor knows the local rules. We provide complete product specifications, structural engineering documentation, and connection diagrams that your contractor submits as part of the permit application.
Your contractor prepares the site and builds the foundation — typically a concrete slab or engineered steel piers, depending on your soil conditions and local requirements. We provide detailed foundation specifications including dimensions, load requirements, and connection point locations. Service conduits (water, power, sewer/septic) are also run to the foundation at this stage.
Your contractor arranges a crane to lift the home from the delivery truck and place it onto the prepared foundation. For expandable units, the side wings fold open and lock into position on-site. Most placements are completed in a single day. We provide detailed placement guides with exact dimensions and crane requirements.
Your home arrives pre-plumbed and pre-wired with clearly labeled connection points. Your contractor's licensed plumber connects water and waste; a licensed electrician connects mains power. Once connections are complete, your local building department conducts a final inspection. When everything passes, you receive your Certificate of Occupancy — and you're home.
Most of our clients already work with a general contractor. But if you don't have one, we can help connect you with experienced local professionals who have worked with modular homes before. We've built a network of contractors across the US who understand our products and installation requirements.