Cross members connect two I-beams and add stability to your home's foundation.
Outriggers are welded to the steel I-beam for extra strength and support.
A thick blanket of quality insulation keeps the home comfortable and energy efficient.
A nylon reinforced vapor barrier adds a layer of protection to keep moisture out of the home and serves as a barrier against pests and allergens.
Plumbing is installed within the insulation blanket to help maintain consistent water temperatures.
Pex Plumbing is used in your home to maintain constant water pressure and prevent leaks.
Interlocking floor decking keeps the floors structurally sound.
Decking is sanded to provide a smooth surface for installing floor covering.
Walls are packed full of thick insulation for maximum energy efficiency.
Electrical wiring is covered by steel plates where it passes through the wall studs to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Fiberglass shingles are standard with optional architectural shingles available.
A laminated ridge beam and structural lumber beams are used over all openings between the two sections to maintain the structural integrity of the entire home.
Insulation fills the roof cavity reducing energy costs.
Durable and low maintenance siding is installed by hand.
House wrap is installed under the siding as a second line of defense to protect your home against the elements and help reduce energy bills.
Vinyl siding and house wrap are not used at all building facilities. Construction method will vary depending upon geographic region. Applicable federal and state code requirements.
Our internal inspections include:
Less Waste!
Excess building waste is minimized by having exact dimensions and measurements for our building materials.
These energy efficient options are available on most of our models. When compared to older site-built homes, the modern manufactured home is much more efficient.
Homes are built in climate controlled advanced building facilities that protect the home from weather damage & the physical delays of site-built construction.
*Source: 2009 RECS Survey conducted by U.S. Energy Information Administration. http://www.ela.gov/consumption/residential/index.cfm.
Crawlspace area allows easy access to utilities and duct work.
Engineered systems secure homes to prevent shifting.
Diagram and pictures are for illustration purposes only and actual materials used and installation methods may vary based on geographic region and installation contractor preferences. All home installations are subject to applicable federal and state code requirements.
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