Why Modular?
“Modular refers to a method of construction, not a type of home. Single family homes, town homes, duplexes, two-story homes and apartment complexes can all be built using modular components. Modular built homes are built based on the National Building Code within quality controlled, process-driven environments using specialized equipment designed to reduce material loss and shorten conventional construction time-frames.”
— Modular Housing Association of Prairie Provinces
Fully Customizable
Given its controlled and specialized assembly-line construction, changes to the interior and exterior of the home can be done efficiently and effectively. Think of your modular home or commercial development similar to how you would assemble Lego pieces to create a structure. When making a Lego house, you may choose to build the basement, the main floor, and the second story all separately, but fuse them together at the last minute. Conceptually, modular homes and commercial developments are constructed similarly. When it comes to creating your dream home or commercial development, let your creative juices flow; the sky is the limit!
Energy Efficient & Streamlined
“The controlled environment prevents weathering and provides superior energy performance over a site-built home. Assembly line procedures optimize insulation and air vapour barrier installation thus resulting in a tighter insulated envelope requiring less energy to heat and cool the completed structure. The use of warehouse assembly line construction also eliminates any potential for on-site vandalism during the building and finishing phases of your home.”
— Modular Housing Association of Prairie Provinces
Consistent, Quality Production
“Our manufacturers strictly adhere to building processes ensuring home construction timelines are kept on track utilizing highly skilled trades people along every step of the way. As many as twelve separate inspection stages are performed on each home from electrical circuit tests, plumbing tests and water line tests to high pressure compressed air, finishing and exterior tests.”