Frequently Asked Questions

Modular homes are built in sections or modules in a factory and then transported to the building site for assembly on a permanent foundation. They adhere to local building codes and are considered real property.  

Manufactured homes are also built in a factory but are constructed on a frame with wheels and axles. They are regulated by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and are considered personal property.

Yes, we can connect you with our reliable financing partners, who provide a range of loan options for modular and manufactured homes. These include VA construction loans with no down payment, conventional construction loans, FHA construction loans, and construction to permanent loans.

Yes, both modular and manufactured homes offer customization options.

You can choose from various floor plans, exterior finishes, and interior designs to create a home that suits your preferences. However, the extent of customization may vary between builders.  

Yes, both modular and manufactured homes are built to meet specific building codes and standards. They are designed to be durable and can withstand various weather conditions. In fact, many modern manufactured homes are built to the same standards as site-built homes.

Our protection plan covers the core structure of your home, major systems originally installed by the manufacturer (like plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling), and appliances included at the time of delivery. This means you’re protected against defects in materials, workmanship, or installation for these key components.

No, there’s no limit! You can request repairs as often as needed during the warranty period. We’ll reimburse you for both labor and materials for any covered repairs up to the actual cash value of your home. In the rare event an item is beyond repair due to a covered defect, we’ll even reimburse the replacement cost.

Yes, there is a small deductible for each repair or replacement of covered items caused by defects, unless the item is already under a separate manufacturer’s warranty. This deductible is usually around $100, but it may vary slightly. Please note that the deductible applies to each separate repair.

Yes, you can! We recognize that situations can change, and we want to ensure your home retains its value. The warranty is fully transferable to the new homeowner, who will receive the same extensive coverage for the remainder of the warranty period. This transfer can enhance your home’s appeal and resale value.

We build homes in locations across Colorado. This includes Colorado Springs, Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Fountain, Pueblo West, Rifle, Parachute, Grand Junction, Walsenburg, and more. Whether you have land already or need help finding the perfect location, we can assist you.

Yes, you can. We can help you determine if your land is suitable for a modular or manufactured home and guide you through the site preparation process.

Yes, we have a network of experienced contractors who can handle site preparation, foundation work, and the installation of your new home.

Yes, you can sell a modular or manufactured home. However, the resale value can be influenced by factors such as location, age, condition, and market demand