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A module of a modular home being lowered by a crane with a worker grasping it as it comes down

Do Modular Homes Last As Long as Traditional Homes?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Building Science & Home Performance, Homeownership, Modular and Prefab Homes
There’s a lot of debate about whether modular homes last as long as traditional homes. Some people swear by their quality and durability, while others claim they do not hold up as well as conventional homes over time.
A downtown street view of a town in Alberta, Canada, bordering the mountains

The Top 6 Modular Home Builders in Alberta

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Home Buying, Renewable & Efficiency Technology
Alberta boasts a large oil and gas industry and is rich in natural resources. Considering the substantial carbon footprint of these industries, many Alberta residents are interested in reducing their environmental impact. Building a sustainable modular home is undoubtedly one of the best ways to do this.
Closeup on the corner of a poured concrete foundation for a modular home

How Do You Attach a Modular Home to the Foundation?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Building Science & Home Performance, Homeownership, Modular and Prefab Homes
Modular homes were once pretty uncommon, but their popularity has come a long way. They’re less expensive, faster to construct, durable, and very high quality when properly built. While setting up your modular home, it’s not unusual to be confused about whether it should be attached to the foundation.
the back of a modern white house with a caged in pool, and two palm trees in the backyard

Why Modular Construction May Be a Great Option in Florida

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Florida Green Building, Homeownership
Modular construction has been growing in popularity over the past few years, and for good reason. It offers several advantages over traditional construction methods, such as reduced costs. But is it the right choice for your next Florida building project?
A model modular home and a calculator on top of blueprints

Investing in a Modular Home: As Good as a Traditional Build?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Building Science & Home Performance, Home Buying
Are modular homes a good investment? It’s a question asked by many potential property buyers. Unfortunately, with the world changing so dramatically, it’s not easy to make a sound choice.
Various modular home building materials laid out next to each other

What Materials Are Common in Modular Homes?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Building Science & Home Performance, Modular and Prefab Homes
Modular homes are quickly becoming the most popular way to build a house. They’re affordable and durable, and the generous warranties are tempting. Plus, many of them use eco-friendly materials.
The remnants of a modular home with several walls still standing after a tornado.

Do Modular Homes Hold Up During Hurricanes and Tornadoes?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Homeownership, Hurricane Protection, Hurricane Ties/Straps, Modular and Prefab Homes
Modular homes are a popular choice for many people and families looking for a simple living option. Choosing a modular home may be a relatively quick and inexpensive option. However, their affordability and quick build time have many homeowners wondering how well they hold up against hurricanes and tornadoes.
A modular home being fabricated in a factory

How Long Is the Typical Modular Home Build Timeframe?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Building Science & Home Performance, Homeownership
A modular home is a great option for homeowners who don’t have enough time to supervise engineers, architects, or construction sites. They are built in factories and transported to be assembled on the property. Now, you may be wondering, “how long does the construction take?”
A crane lifting a modular home panel

Modular Homes: How To Tell If It Is Modular?

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Home Buying, Homeownership
In today’s ever-climbing housing market, finding a home at a reasonable price is rare. This sudden explosion in housing costs has also led to rising value in modular homes. 
A model modular home atop home blueprints

How Long Do Modular Homes Last? (Weighing Build Quality)

By Erin Shine
Posted in Modular and Prefab Homes, Building Science & Home Performance, Home Buying
Modular homes are an excellent option for people who want to enjoy homeownership benefits without all of the hassles of traditional construction. But how long do they last and, more importantly, how well are they built?

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