Modular homes have 2x6 exterior walls constructed from the best lumber. On-site built houses are typically built with 2x4 walls and open to rain which can cause wood to warp or swell leading to a lifetime of structural problems.

Modular homes have superior construction materials and techniques. Materials cut with hand held equipment at a job site cannot compare to a $45,000 computerized precision cutting saw.

Wardcraft modular homes use advanced framing techniques and spider fiber blown insulation for a greater R value and tighter more energy efficient home.

A special adhesive as well as nails and staples are used in fastening components together creating a sturdier structure. Reducing or even eliminating “nail pops” commonly experienced in other homes.

Modular homes have a reduced threat of job-site theft and damage—problems that have plagued on-site building in recent years and can add as much as 10% to the cost of your new home.

Factory inspections cover every construction detail of modular homes which are built to the strictest codes (UBC and IRC). Trained independent third party inspectors perform numerous inspections per house. Many cities/counties have no inspections whatsoever and others have a minimum number of inspections.

Factories offer skilled craftsmen steady employment and benefits, resulting in a consistent skilled labor force. You’ll have no worries about delays relating to inexperienced or tardy contractors as your home is nestled within the factory confines.

With additional insulation and precision craftsmanship, modular homes are significantly more energy efficient. Your utility bills will be far cheaper than your neighbors and save you more money in years to come. Your home will appreciate in value just as an on-site built home does.

You can choose a brand new inventory home that is already built and move it on to your land in a matter of weeks.