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If you’re in the market for a home in South Dakota, whether you currently live in the state or would like to relocate from another, a modular home may be a wise choice.

Modular homes offer many benefits, not the least of which are eco-friendly and cost-effective construction and living. If you are looking for modular home builders that can respect your love for the environment, here are some that will not disappoint.

River Bluff

Exterior front view of a River Bluff modular home
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River Bluff offers custom modular homes that can meet eco-friendly standards and remain standing for many years. The company is owned and operated by a couple, Jerry and Susan Vogeler, who have helped countless families realize their dreams of owning an eco-friendly home.

What makes River Bluff homes affordable is their energy efficiency. Each house comes equipped with a furnace, AC, gutters, decks, insulation, and water heater. So you can move into your new home as soon as it is assembled on-site.

Interior living room view of a River Bluff modular home
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Besides offering a range of modular home options, the company can also help you finance the new home in a way that makes sense to you. River Bluff also ensures this process doesn’t delay the move-in or cause unnecessary issues that can otherwise impact your experience.  

Impresa Modular 

Exterior front view of an Impresa Modular home
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Impresa Modular is a modular builder that operates nationwide, including in South Dakota and offers a consultative approach to homes. It goes out of its way to educate clients and provide honest answers to queries to ensure reasonable expectations.

Clients are kept in the loop regarding each step of the building process — from the design to the construction. This communication allows clients to move into their new home as soon as it is set up.

Interior kitchen view of an Impresa Modular home
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Each modular home is built in different modules to meet local, state, and regional building codes. These sections are transported to the home site, where they are set onto the foundation and attached to it.

Since these homes are built in an environment-controlled factory, chances of them developing mold and mildew as a consequence of the materials becoming wet during construction are slim to none. 

Brewster Homes

Interior view of a Brewster Homes modular home
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Brewster Building Center has been building custom modular homes for families and individuals for nearly a decade. Each house has all the amenities clients need for a fulfilling lifestyle in a ranch-style home.

The company has come to the rescue for numerous home enthusiasts who were previously unsuccessful in finding budget-friendly options.

Exterior front view of a Brewster Homes modular home
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Currently, the business is serving an area just 250 miles from their lot. It has perfected module transportation to ensure each home gets to its destination quickly and without getting damaged on the way. Plus, Brewster Homes is also licensed to build homes in Minnesota. 

Deltec Homes

Deltec Homes opened its door to clients in 1968 and is owned and operated by a family based in Asheville, NC that serves the surrounding states, including South Dakota. The company started out as Delta Technologies, which focused on homes for resort communities.

a circular-shaped two story home with solar panels on the roof
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It expanded when the demand for personal homes around the area grew, and the business shifted from a commercial to a residential model in 1995. That year is when the name changed to Deltec Homes.

Currently, over 85% of the homes the company builds are residential and are known for not only being resilient but also environmentally friendly. In addition, Deltec Homes offers a range of modular kits that are designed to provide families a healthy and comfortable living space they can call home for years to follow.

an interior of a circular-shaped home with an open living room, peach colored walls, and a loft on the second story
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The company’s commitment to excellence saw it receive a B Corporation Certification in 2016, so you know you will get a good bang for your buck when you hire Deltec Homes. 

The company also offers a range of ready-made floor plans you can choose from if you are unsure how your new modular home should look. All designs have been vetted by professionals to ensure you will have no regrets, regardless of which model you go for. 

Centennial Homes 

Centennial Homes has been helping residents across the Great Plains realize their dream of owning eco-friendly and economical homes for years. With locations in Bismarck, Rapid City, Williston and Dickinson, the company has been able to serve the people of North and South Dakota, as well as Montana.

Interior view of a Centennial Homes modular home's kitchen
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Currently, the company has approximately 30+ new and used display homes at all of its locations, but Centennial also offers a range of diverse floor plans that can meet specific needs. In fact, they go the extra mile and welcome new designs that their clients may have in mind. 

Besides modular homes, the team at Centennial Homes also offers multi-section and single-section manufactured homes, so there is something for everybody.

Interior view of a Centennial Homes modular home
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The experienced staff go out of their way to help clients choose the perfect design customizations, along with aftercare and warranty service long after the home buyer has paid. 

For Centennial, after-sales service is as important as building high-quality modular homes in the first place because they want to ensure their customers are completely satisfied.

Final Word

We hope this list of modular home builders in South Dakota has helped you weigh your options, whether you are searching for a single, double, or family-style modular home.

However, rather than choosing the first modular builder on the list, please consult with each one that interests you and ask them about their pricing structure and how they handle customer complaints and requirements. The answers they give will help you make an informed decision about who to help you build your ideal home. 

Also be sure to check out our lists of modular builders in nearby states, including Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota, as many of the companies in those states may service your area of South Dakota.

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