Custom Modular Homes of New England

09/02/2010

In the 1950’s, to meet the steady demand for new homes following World War II, companies began to produce homes in factories. These homes were ebullient to today’s HUD-code or mobile homes and were not modular homes. But when a home manufacturer first produced a two-section home conforming to an ap...

09/02/2010

Modular construction, often considered the future of the home building industry, has roots near a century old. Two significant events in the first thirteen years of the 20th century have lead to the evolution of today’s modern modular home. In 1908, Sears Roebuck & Company began selling kit homes th...

09/02/2010

Selecting siding for your home can be a confusing process. Many homeowners believe their only options are either aluminum siding or wood siding. But there are many options on the market today, some are high-end and/or high-tech options, and it is hard to know which is best for you and your home. Ea...

09/02/2010

Architects, designers and home buyers are interested in creating and buying new environmentally green homes. Green is chic and modular homes are green and their designs offer so much versatility and appeal that their popularity is definitely on the rise. With new methods of construction and transpor...

09/02/2010

Fixed mortgage rates have hit an all time low! If you own land or if you own a home that you have been thinking about rebuilding or enhancing with a home addition, this may be just the time to explore your options. The 30 year fixed mortgage rates have hit an all time low of around 4.5% with zero p...

07/15/2010