Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Can modular homes withstand Maine winters?
    Yes, modular homes are built to exceed Maine building codes with enhanced insulation, air sealing, and materials rated for snow loads and extreme temperatures common in our climate.
  • What's the difference between modular and manufactured homes?
    Modular homes are built to local building codes, placed on permanent foundations, and appreciate in value like traditional homes, while manufactured homes follow federal HUD codes and are typically considered personal property.
  • Do you offer custom floor plans?
    Yes, we customize layouts to fit your lifestyle and lot requirements. Room sizes, window placements, and architectural details can be adjusted before manufacturing begins to create your ideal home.
  • What happens during the installation process?
    Installation typically takes 1-2 days where cranes set modules on prepared foundations, followed by connecting utilities, completing exterior finishes, and conducting final inspections before occupancy.
  • Are modular homes energy efficient?
    Modular homes often exceed traditional construction efficiency due to tighter building envelopes, controlled factory conditions preventing moisture issues, and modern insulation standards designed for Maine's climate.
  • What warranty comes with modular homes?
    Our modular homes include a 10-year manufacturer warranty covering structural components and systems, providing peace of mind protection for your investment in quality construction.
  • Can I build a modular home on any lot?
    Most lots work for modular construction, including sloped terrain and wooded parcels. We evaluate site conditions during planning to ensure proper foundation design and access for delivery.
  • Do modular homes hold their value?
    Yes, modular homes built to local codes appreciate similarly to traditional construction due to permanent foundations, quality materials, and modern design standards that appeal to future buyers.