Site Built Homes Vs Modular Homes. A modular home is built in a factory offsite, and can still have many (if not all) of the inclusions of a standard, onsite build. After the framework construction, the interior finish, countertops and cabinetry, carpet and another final finish work is completed.
Modular homes can ship to the home site fully complete or with work left to be done. Site built homes, built by most residential builders, don't have any of these. They can be improved and expanded to accommodate new owners preferences.
Modular home builders take advantage of purchasing materials in bulk, paying.
We build our homes in a controlled environment, as opposed to onsite. However, there are some key differences between kit homes and modular homes. The outcome will be the same, regardless of how the home was built. Site built homes, built by most residential builders, don't have any of these.
