We are just completing the build on a modular and didn't find that to be the case. Of course a great deal of the finishing work was done by our contractors; I'm not sure that saved us anything though. Pretty sure BMH would say our home is well done and finished. I think the great buying points are speed to finish, adaptable floor plans, no need for the very extreme costs/delays in an architect, and that the components of the home aren't exposed to the weather. I think we actually saved some. But I wanted extreme flexibility, and speed, and that's what I got. Cheers and good luck.
I think Alex said it very well here. One thing that you can find from time to time is site built numbers that lineup with modular. Modular cost tend to stay pretty consistent, regardless sublocation, but site built can change based on location. If the lot is easy to get to then you are more likely to see good numbers from a site built contractor. This makes sense because it would be costing them a lot of money to drive out to various locations For an individual build. This is a big win for modular because the overwhelming majority of the project is done offsite and the location doesn’t matter in that instance.
This is it! I will be giving y’all a call in the next 6 months… love it ❤
Can't wait!
Looks awesome 👌 Some critics are suggesting that modulers are now costing so much more than stick built?
We are just completing the build on a modular and didn't find that to be the case. Of course a great deal of the finishing work was done by our contractors; I'm not sure that saved us anything though. Pretty sure BMH would say our home is well done and finished.
I think the great buying points are speed to finish, adaptable floor plans, no need for the very extreme costs/delays in an architect, and that the components of the home aren't exposed to the weather.
I think we actually saved some. But I wanted extreme flexibility, and speed, and that's what I got.
Cheers and good luck.
I think Alex said it very well here. One thing that you can find from time to time is site built numbers that lineup with modular. Modular cost tend to stay pretty consistent, regardless sublocation, but site built can change based on location. If the lot is easy to get to then you are more likely to see good numbers from a site built contractor. This makes sense because it would be costing them a lot of money to drive out to various locations For an individual build. This is a big win for modular because the overwhelming majority of the project is done offsite and the location doesn’t matter in that instance.
Basement - gotta be a 10 foot ceiling, right?
9’ actually