Modular vs Manufactured Homes: Which is Right for You?
Sure, both are built in a factory, but that’s about where the similarities end. Allow us to clear the air on Modular vs Manufactured.
Modular Home Timeline Delays: What Causes Them in CT & RI
Modular home builds are not entirely immune to delays. Understanding the most common causes for delay may help homebuyers to plan more effectively and put themselves in the best possible position to keep their build on track.
What Happens After You Sign With SNEML? Your First 30 Days
Follow the first 30 days after signing to see how your modular home moves from paperwork to a weather-tight structure in just weeks.
What Interior Items Come Standard in a Modular Home?
Like a site-built home, you can have anything you’d like inside. Modular homes are just a matter of what happens at the factory versus on-site following delivery.
Pennsylvania…Modular Manufacturing Hub?
Pennsylvania became a hub for modular home building for several interconnected reasons — geographic, economic, and cultural.
Modular Building Innovations Through The Years
The roots of modular home construction can be traced back to the mid-20th century. Today, modular construction is at the forefront of solving housing shortages and disaster recovery needs.
Inside The Factory: How Modular Homes Are Built
Modular construction differs from conventional site-built methods in one key way: homes are built in modules inside a factory setting.
The Rise of ADUs in Rhode Island
As a known, go-to source for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) throughout Southern New England, we receive quite a few inquiries from folks considering moving their family or close friends onto their property.
Connecticut’s ADU Laws and “Opting Out” – What Can I Build?
Connecticut passed Public Act 21-29 in 2021 to increase housing supply and affordability. The law required towns to allow at least one ADU on single-family lots, subject to the following conditions.
Can I Really Build a Home in the Winter?
Modular construction changes the game. Because of its factory-based process and streamlined installation, modular homes can be built efficiently, even in the middle of winter.
Why Building Lots Can Be Hard to Find in Connecticut and Rhode Island
Finding the right buildable lot for a new home isn’t just about spotting “land for sale” — it’s about locating parcels that are practical, permitted, and priced for construction in the first place.
Common Misconceptions About Modular and the Truth Behind Them
Modular homes have become an increasingly popular choice for homeowners looking for efficiency, quality, and sustainability. Yet, despite their growth, many people still carry misconceptions about what modular construction really means. Let’s clear the air and uncover the truth behind some of the most common myths.
Why You Can’t Move in Immediately After Your Modular Home is Finished
With all the excitement and build-up surrounding Set Day, it’s easy for a homebuyer to feel like Set Day is the finish line they’ve been so eagerly looking forward to. Homebuyers should expect at least 8 weeks from Set Day until they can move in.
Barriers & Challenges of ADUs in Connecticut
While Rhode Island has amended state-wide Zoning laws in favor of ADUs in recent years, Connecticut’s rules are less straightforward. Here’s what you’ll need to know about building an ADU in Connecticut.
Tiny Homes & Advantages of Small-Space Living
ADUs are not shrunken-down homes; ADUs are thoughtfully and efficiently designed. ADU floorplans prioritize the essentials, which makes them feel much larger than the square footage would lead one to believe.
The Turnkey Modular Home Process: What to Expect
Everything you need to know about our modular home building process, from initial inquiry to occupancy.
Modular vs. Stick-Built Homes: What’s the Difference?
Modular homes are built in sections in a factory, transported to your property, then assembled like building blocks with a large crane. Meanwhile, stick-built homes are constructed entirely on-site.