While we design and build a wide variety of modular homes, each one tailored to match the lifestyle of the respective homebuyer, there’s one circumstance that continues to come up again and again….“I’m retiring/retired, and I plan to sell my home and downsize to a Ranch.”
Simply put, our Cape Plus turnkey builds are the strongest value in Connecticut and Rhode Island homebuilding today.
Sure, both are built in a factory, but that’s about where the similarities end. Allow us to clear the air on Modular vs Manufactured.
A Cape Plus is a Cape-style home that is delivered with an open, unfinished upstairs, then the second-floor interior is framed, insulated, drywalled, painted, wired, and plumbed on-site following delivery, rather than at the modular factory.
You may have whichever interior finishes you’d like, it’s just a matter of what happens at the factory versus on-site.
Like a site-built home, you can have anything you’d like inside. Modular homes are just a matter of what happens at the factory versus on-site following delivery.
Modular homes have become an increasingly popular choice for homeowners looking for efficiency, quality, and sustainability. Yet, despite their growth, many people still carry misconceptions about what modular construction really means. Let’s clear the air and uncover the truth behind some of the most common myths.
Modular homes are built in sections in a factory, transported to your property, then assembled like building blocks with a large crane. Meanwhile, stick-built homes are constructed entirely on-site.