Manufactured Housing Guide One of the basics of manufactured housing is as its name would imply, it is constructed, either partially or fully, in a factory or manufacturing facility. Modular homes are built in a factory as three-dimensional modules that may be combined on-site to make one-, two- or three-story homes. A typical plan, the bungalow, will…
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How Much do Manufactured Homes Cost? One of the basic necessities of life is shelter. Four walls and a roof can come in so many shapes and sizes, it can become difficult to narrow down the options to suit your pocketbook and lifestyle. Today’s families prefer a home that requires less of their time to…
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What Types of Manufactured Homes are There? There are as many shapes and styles of manufactured homes as there are ‘site built’ homes. The MAIN difference is that each section of a manufactured home has to be capable of being delivered from the factory to your home site. This constraint is regulated by Provincial Governments,…
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Choosing the Right Floorplan When you are starting your new home from scratch, it’s important to follow a process, or you will soon become lost in a vast sea of options and variables. Be prepared to invest some time in selecting the perfect design that meets your lifestyle and needs. Having the right information will…
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All About Foundations Guide New home construction and foundations have evolved due to a focus on energy efficiency, curb appeal, durability, enhanced function and new materials. With all these changes, if a new home is in your future, you get the unique opportunity to express your ultimate dream home vision through how the home is…
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