Starting in the early 1700's, Yankee craftsmen would pre-build house frames in their own yards and transport them to the house sites around town. This method of construction took advantage of; familiar building conditions, access to tools, decreased travel time for the craftsmen, and consequently, increased efficiency and quality of home building. Huntington Homes, Inc. continues the tradition and ingenuity of these original craftsmen.

What is a modular home?

A modular home is an off-site stick-built home, built in a controlled environment and then transported to your site for final assembly.  Each home is built to the local building codes for where the house is being delivered.

Are Modular Homes and Mobile Homes the same?

NO. Mobile Homes, or Manufactured Homes, are built on permanent metal chassis to their own Federal building code.  Modular Homes are off-site stick-built homes.  They are built to local building codes and are permanent structures once they are assembled onsite.

What is the built quality of a Modular Home?

Our consistent relationships with our suppliers allows us to offer quality building materials at a competitive price.  At Huntington Homes, we are proud of the materials and techniques used in each home we build.  As a testament, customers we built for 20 years ago are still recommending us to family and friends.   Please view our specifications.

How long does it take to build with Huntington Homes, Inc.?

Our building schedule is determined by how many people are in the queue before you.  However, once your plans hit our shop floor, the modular component of your home is built in about two weeks.  It is then delivered to your site where it could take 3 weeks to 3 months for your local builder/dealer or contractor to place the finishing touches, depending on your level of detail.

Will banks finance a modular home?

Yes. Most banks, appraisers, and insurance companies treat modular homes the same way they do site-built homes.  Most often, customers build using construction loans, however each of our builder / dealers structures his or her relationships differently, so check with them first.