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FAQs
Unlike a home built piece by piece on a building site (a stick built home, or site built home), modular homes are built indoors on an assembly-line by dozens of skilled trades who each specialize in their specific job. Modular homes are built in sections (or modules) and delivered to the home site where the modules are fitted together and roofing, siding, drywall and flooring are installed across the areas where modules meet. Because modular homes are built indoors, construction can begin anytime, in any weather, meaning no weather delays. And as a result, modular homes can usually be completed more quickly than a site built home. Modular homes and stick built homes are required to meet the same building codes. Yet, most modular companies also conform to CSA construction guidelines so customers benefit from whichever requirement is more stringent. And by building in a factory, the ground work (lot clearing, foundation excavation/pouring, etc) can begin at the same time that construction of your home is taking place - another time saver.
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