The factory built housing industry (i.e. modular, manufactured or prefab) has come a long way and in most cases offers the same features as one would find in a traditional home but without the big price tag. Factory built homes offer a wide range of styles and floor plans that can meet the expectations of the most discriminating mainstream home buyer. TABLE of CONTENTS
Modular home construction is more environmentally friendly than its conventional home counterpart. Engineered construction materials are employed, and effective in-plant recycling is in place at most factory built home manufacturing facilities. This means that all the materials are able to be recycled. This may not sound amazing, but one of the dirty secrets of site builders is the amount of waste traditional new homes generate.
A factory built home delivered and placed on a permanent concrete foundation could save you 30% or more compared to a traditional site-built home. Factory built homes are typically more energy efficient compared to traditional homes and offer quicker build times, which is going to save you valuable time and money!
Hello my name is Randall Eaton - I am a best-selling author and modular housing expert. My research team and I have done the impossible by providing important buying tips with fair and balanced reviews and ratings for modular homes, manufactured homes and prefab homes. Now for the first time you can learn which manufacturers in your state/region build top quality homes at affordable prices.
My book is packed with everything you need to know about buying and building a factory built home. Randall dispels the misconceptions about the limitations of modular, manufactured and prefab homes and shows potential buyers that a factory built home can be as good as, if not better than a traditional stick-frame construction.
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Mr. Eaton,
We have bought several homes in our lifetime but our retirement home purchase in Florida has been the best thanks to your book. Your book helped us select the right manufacturer and builder. We did a lot of research on the Internet but could not find any ratings or comparisons on factory built homes until we found your website. The rating charts alone are worth the cost of your books.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel (Florida)
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Mr. Eaton,
Your book is just what I was looking for. I have been trying to research which modular home companies deliver to my area. The Internet provided some answers but after reading your book I was amazed to learn all the different factories within a short distance from my location. A great resource, thanks!
Bruce, PA
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My wife and I are getting ready to purchase a manufactured home and don’t know if the price we are being quoted is fair. After reading your book we realized the asking prices was too high and used your buying tips to negotiate a better deal. We saved over $5,000 just by following your buying tips.
Thanks!
Robert & Sue, CT
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I was not sure if a modular home was a good investment. I am retiring and want to downsize. After reading your book I realized I had some misconceptions about modular housing. I now know the advantages and I appreciate all the effort you put into this publication. I now have a beautiful modular home, which cost much less compared to building a home, thanks.
Timothy, GA
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The rating charts alone are worth the price of your book!
Paul Jensen, Tennessee
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Since 1999 my company has been providing ratings for the factory built housing industry. To see a list of builders we rate please click here. We have done the research and now it can be yours. Learn which manufacturers received top ratings in the areas of:
Detailed rating charts for all FIVE REGIONS of the United States. Each region, (West, Southwest, Midwest, Northeast and Southeast) contains important ratings that allow you to see how each manufacturer rates at a glance. These charts have taken years to produce and will save you valuable time and help you focus on companies that meet your expectations and budget.
If you are seriously considering a modular home, manufactured home or prefab home, the first thing you must do is understand how the factories compare to each other. Most people have it backwards; they search for a builder not knowing which products they represent. While it may make sense to start with a builder, it’s all wrong. You need to start at the source - the factory!
You need to know which manufacturers deliver to your area and the type of homes they build. Some factories specialize in only custom modular homes. Other factories specialize in commercial projects and still others focus on entry-level homes. My book will show you which factories deliver into your area and the type of homes they build. Once you have narrowed your search down to a particular factory you can contact them for builder references.
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We remain committed to our readers by offering unbiased information about modular homes, manufactured homes and panelized homes. We have NO Hidden Agendas. We receive NO commissions or advertising kickbacks. We have not accepted any payments to promote one company over another. We can assure you that all of the information contained in this book is based on independent research, countless interviews and is from an objective point of view. Our company is a consumer based organization and we have not been hired by the housing industry to promote their homes or products.
This resource is not available in book stores.
We update our book yearly to keep up with the changes in the housing industry.
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The second biggest advantage is cost savings. On average, a modular home will cost 10% to 25% less compared to a conventional home built on site. 25% savings is huge and when you add quicker build times to this it really starts to add up. With the economy struggling, more and more home buyers are looking for ways to build a new home without breaking their budget. Modular Housing can be the answer for many. 
The modular housing industry is experiencing some amazing growth even during these difficult times. More and more home buyers are starting to realize their dollar goes farther when incorporating modular home construction techniques. On average a modular home costs 10% to 25% less compared to traditional building methods. Another important benefit to choosing a modular home is the build times are much quicker. With quicker build times and additional cost savings it’s no wonder why more and more home buyers are selecting modular housing for their next building project".
