FAQs

Single-wides are one section (narrower footprint) while double-wides are two sections joined on-site for more space. Modular homes are factory-built in modules and assembled on a permanent foundation—often qualifying for traditional mortgages Good to know.

Yes. We work with lenders that provide chattel loans, FHA/VA options where applicable, and traditional mortgages for eligible modular homes. We’ll help you compare rates, terms, and down-payment options.

Absolutely. Many buyers place homes in approved communities or leased lots. We’ll guide you on local community options, monthly lot fees, and utilities so you can budget confidently.

Typical timelines are 2–6 weeks depending on permits, site prep, and model availability. Setup includes blocking/leveling, joining sections (if any), and utility connections by licensed pros.

You’ll need a cleared, level pad, access for delivery trucks, and utility stubs (water, power, sewer/septic). Our team can coordinate local contractors and provide a prep checklist.

Yes. Factory inspections cover construction standards; local jurisdictions may require placement permits, tie-downs, and utility inspections. We help you navigate everything start to finish.

New homes include manufacturer warranties (structure, appliances, and components vary by brand). We’ll review coverage terms and any optional extended plans when you choose a model.

Many models allow cabinet, countertop, flooring, and appliance packages, plus exterior options like porches or skirting. Ask our team which upgrades your chosen model supports.

Costs depend on location, size, age, and coverage level. We can share referrals for carriers who specialize in manufactured and modular homes to help you compare quotes.

Yes—ask about our trade-in evaluations and consignment assistance. We’ll help you estimate market value and plan the timing so your move is seamless.