
Modular homes are houses in which the majority of the building takes place in a
manufacturing plant. The house may consist of one or more parts or modules that are then
transported from the factory to a lot where they are placed on a permanent foundation, then
the remaining work is completed at the site. Modular homes are constructed to adhere to all
state and local building codes, just like any site built home. They are considered "Green"
because homes built in a factory environment result in less wasted materials and resources
than homes built entirely on site.
Until now, modularresource.com focused primarily on providing links and information about
local modular home builders in the United States, as opposed to the manufacturers of the
homes. This new section will provide information about Modular Home Manufacturers, as
well as links to the manufacturers websites and a special section focusing on a Featured
Modular Home Manufacturer. Like everything on this website, this section will be a work in
progress that will be updated periodically as new information and interesting websites
become available. (on a related note, we have been compiling a large database of
additional modular home builders websites and will be adding them to the individual state
pages to provide many more links for consumers to check out in each state.)
The links below are websites of modular home manufacturers throughout the United States.
They generally contain good information about what materials that company uses, some or
all of the plans that are available, a history of the company and usually some pictures of
completed homes. To be honest, some modular home manufacturers websites are very
helpful and some are not. Some have an easy to locate list of independent builders that
offer their product and some do not. That is why the modular home builder listings in this
website are a great resource-they make it easy to find builders that are licensed in the state
you are planning to build in. But even if you cannot find a list of builders for a particular
manufacturer that you like you can always contact that manufacturer and they are usually
glad to give you the contact information for builders that use their products in your area.
Hopefully you will find the links below a valuable resource in your quest to learn more about
modular home building and perhaps find the manufacturer for your dream house.
Modular Home Manufacturers
Modular Home Manufacturers
All American Homes - Elkhart, Indiana company that has
some unique plans, including a collection of Smart Homes.
Champion Homes - York, Nebraska manufacturer of
homes that are sold through independent builders all over
the U.S.
Commodore Homes - East Goshen, Indiana
manufacturer of modular homes with lots of customization
options.
More Manufacturers to be added soon!
Structural Modulars, Inc. -manufacturer of modular
homes in Strattanville, PA that works with independent
builders.
Haven Homes - Modular home manufacturing
company based in MD, with the homes being built in
their factory in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.
General Housing Corporation - Manufactures
modular homes in Bay City, Michigan for independent
builders throughout the area.
Crestline Custom Builders - Laurinburg, NC
company with two plants producing modular homes.
Builders of Crestline homes are primarily in North
Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, eastern Tennessee
and Georgia.
Design Homes Inc. - Wisconsin company sells
factory direct modular homes. Factory tours, as well
as model homes at 18 different locations in the
midwest.
R-Anell Homes - has manufactured custom modular
homes since 1972. Located in Cherryville, North
Carolina.
Handcrafted Homes - Located in Henderson, NC.
Manufacturing modular homes for independent
builders in the southeast.
Custom Building Systems - Middleburg,
Pennsylvania manufacturer that provides housing to a
large area. Plant tours available.