Maine modular home builders

Maine Modular Home Builders
Brookewood Builders has established itself as Central Maine's
premier custom modular homebuilder.

Country Lane Homes - set up homes within a 50-mile radius
of Lewiston, Maine

Wayne Lanning Company Builds Custom Modular Homes in
Maine. Choose from 3 different manufacturers! Also has
Homesites available.

C ustom Modular, Custom Stick built homes in Maine
Broughman Builders has been in business for almost 30 years
providing top-quality building services.

Harbor Homes of Maine - Modular, Log homes in Maine
www.harborhomesofmaine.com

Turn Key Homes of Maine - Modular and custom stick
builder in Oxford, Maine.

Green Modular Homes in Maine - Keiser Homes in
Maine is a leader in Modular home building, including the
Zero Energy Modular.

Epoch Homes - this is the manufacturers website but you
can search for a builder in your area on the site. There
are some incredible model home plans on the site to check
out. This is a NH company that has builders in all New
England states and NY and NJ.

Maine

Modular Home Builders in Maine

Modular Net Zero Homes - Portland Maine's Kaplan
Thompson Architects design energy efficient homes
including the net zero modular.

Evolo Home Center - Newport, Maine based modular
home builder also helps customize designs for your new
home.

Crawford Homes Inc. - Houlton, ME home dealer
provides manufactured, mobile and Modular homes from
several manufacturers.

If you are looking for a modular home builder in Maine, you have plenty to choose from. In
fact, the entire New England region of the U.S. has accepted modular construction as a method of
building quality houses. To me, this is a testament to the superior product that can be constructed
using the system built approach to home building. For those who still consider modular homes the
same as manufactured or mobile homes, consider that the major difference between the two are
that mobile homes are built to the standards of the HUD building Code, while Modular homes are
built to the standards of the state and locality in which the home will reside. So a modular home
built to be placed in Maine would be required to conform to the local building code there, rather
than the uniform HUD code. This is significant because states and local areas often have
differences in building codes based on the climate. For example, a modular home in Maine would
probably be required to have a roof that was stronger to withstand the stress of a harsh winter with
snow and ice on it, while a modular home built in a state with a milder climate would have different
qualities.
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