Modular housing is a method of building homes in a factory and assembling them on-site on a permanent foundation.

Homes are constructed in sections under controlled conditions, then trucked to the site and craned into place to form a complete home. Because much of the work happens indoors, modular housing allows for greater precision, consistent quality, and faster construction timelines—without compromising durability or design.

Modular homes are permanently installed and function like traditional homes, offering long-term performance, efficiency, and livability. Once installed, modular homes are indistinguishable in function and longevity from traditionally built homes.