Showing posts with label Modular Home Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modular Home Design. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

The Benefits of Modular Home Design

If you are in the market for a new home, you have probably invested a good amount of time in researching available properties in your area. Maybe you have looked at condominiums, homes in new residential developments, and some older, historic homes in established neighborhoods. You can weigh the advantages of buying a house with historical significance against getting something newer, but there is something to be said for a more contemporary design - in particular, the modular home.

What is a Modular Home

As the name implies the modular home is a construction that is built in parts, or modules. Similar to a manufactured home, the modular design comes together through different parts of the house which are built in factories, rather than constructed onsite. As sections of the house are created, they are transferred individually to the site and pieced together, not unlike a large puzzle. The end result is a beautiful house ready for residence.

The Benefits of a Modular Home

It is not uncommon these days for developers to use modular homes to populate a new residential community. In the time it takes to individually build houses in a neighborhood, a company specializing in modular buildings can have the area ready for new homeowners more quickly. This in turn allows the investor to see a return in a more timely manner, and perhaps allow for plans for another community. A home buyer looking for a fast sale has the advantage of closing and moving in as soon as possible.

Another benefit to such a house is design flexibility. If you are working with a homeowner who wants a specific layout, you can structure the home to his/her preference and have the modules ready in no time. Home buyers can choose carpeting, fixtures, closet plans, windows, and other components easily.

From a greener perspective, modular homes tend to be more energy efficient than older houses. Section are built with saving money in mind - meaning better sealants are used to guarantee decreased loss of heat, and construction materials are environmentally friendly. With less time spent to build, less of a mess is created on the site.

Modular home design helps bring home owners to a new place economically and efficiently. With new innovations in house construction, one can enjoy a home built to code that offers all the features one desires. Take the time to look at your options for modular home design.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Modular Home Design Options

There are many homes for sale right now, but finding the perfect home for your family can be a challenge. Rather than waiting for your dream home to go on the market, why not design it for yourself? Modular homes allow consumers to customize almost every aspect of their house, choosing options and designs that will enhance their family's lifestyle while staying within their budget.

If you have been house hunting for some time you know how difficult it can be to find a home that meets all of your criteria. Whether it is too few bedrooms, not enough storage space, or bathrooms that are too small, homebuyers may end up purchasing a home that is not exactly what they want. The good news is that modular homes offer hundreds of floor plans and customizable options that allow families to design their perfect home.

Your modular home will look almost identical to traditional built homes. However, unlike a traditional home, it will be completely customized to meet the needs of your family. Your builder will work with you to design a home that will work for your entire family while staying within your budget. Because there are so many floor plans and options available, there is a style and floor plan to suit every individual.

Selecting an appropriate foundation should be one of the first decisions you make. Today's modular homes can be built on many different types of foundations, including a slab, crawl space, or basement. There are advantages and disadvantages to these different types of foundations. Your budget may determine which option is best for you.

Another decision to be made is how many floors you want. Modular homes are available in one-story, two-story, and even three-story models. There are hundreds of floor plans to choose from as well as a vast range of choices for exterior treatments, customized interior features and accessories, flooring, cabinetry, kitchen and bath design, and much more. Consumers are able to design every aspect of their home to make it personalized and customized for the specific needs of their family. There are plenty of options available for every budget and style.

Specialty options like decks, porches, garages, and attics can be incorporated into your new modular home. These items not only make your home more enjoyable and functional, they improve the overall value of the house. These additions help consumers to individualize their house and make it as close as possible to their dream home.

You can be sure that the modular home you design will be built to last. Tight quality control standards are maintained within the factory environment where your modular home is constructed. Internal and third party inspectors are on hand to ensure that your new home will meet and exceed all federal, state, and local codes. Constant inspection and supervision means you get the highest levels of workmanship available.

A quality modular homebuilder will work with you to design a home that will be both beautiful and functional. He will guide you step by step through the design process so that you end up with the house you have always wanted.

Fabian Sparrow is the manager of Carolina Customs Homes of Burlington, NC, offering high quality modular homes to central North Carolina.v