Building Resources

Find practical guidance for each stage of the modular home process, helping you better understand what to expect, avoid common surprises, and make informed decisions along the way.

Planning

The Turnkey Modular Home Process: What to Expect

Everything you need to know about our modular home building process, from initial inquiry to occupancy.

Building

Featured Build – Cheshire Cape Plus

To comply with the historical society’s requirement that the home match the character of the original cottage, we sided the home on-site with Cedar Impressions shingles– pacific blue with black louvered shutters. And one step further– we had a specialty carpenter create custom wooden corbels, decorative pieces that sit below the roof overhang....

Building, Living

Featured Build – Smithfield Cape

Interestingly, these folks approached their new home build with a fairly unique long-term strategy; they'd establish the largest base structure that their budget would allow now, then make upgrades at their own pace over the coming years.  ...

Designing, Living

Aging in Place – Planning Your Forever Home

While we design and build a wide variety of modular homes, each one tailored to match the lifestyle of the respective homebuyer, there’s one circumstance that continues to come up again and again….“I’m retiring/retired, and I plan to sell my home and downsize to a Ranch.”...

Designing, Planning

I Want 4+ Beds and 2000+ Square Feet. What’s Most Cost Effective?

Simply put, our Cape Plus turnkey builds are the strongest value in Connecticut and Rhode Island homebuilding today. ...

Designing

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....

Building

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....

Accessory Dwelling Units

Accessory dwelling units can be a smart, practical way to increase the usability and long-term value of your property. Our Resources tab touches on key considerations like zoning hurdles, design considerations, the build process, and site requirements.  Explore these articles to gain an understanding of why ADUs have recently surged into the limelight.

Designing

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.