Eastway Mobile Home Supply

06/21/2025

Do you need that old shed outback spruced up for the summer? Give us a call.

03/25/2025

03/24/2025

Update that old bathtub to a new walk-in shower 

01/30/2024

Eastway Mobile Home supply can update your bathroom

07/13/2021

To the untrained eye, it is almost impossible to distinguish between a home built using modular technology and techniques and one using traditional methods. The differences are not in the quality of construction (which is the same) but in how the buildings are erected.

07/08/2021

Modular homes are set on a foundation and firmly anchored in the same manner as a well-built conventional structure. In addition, modular houses can be set on slabs, pier and beam foundations, or over a basement.

07/06/2021

When you think about it, every building has to be transported to the site on which it will rest. In a traditional scenario, it's delivered bit by bit, with “some assembly required.” With a mobile home, it arrives ready for installation with only the finishing touches being needed.

07/01/2021

Once you have the design for your home, we can begin with our part of the project. In many cases, depending on the time of year, our work is completed well before the site is ready so no one is wasting time waiting around.

06/29/2021

Since modular construction takes place in a controlled environment, there are no worries about green wood being used. Subsequently, the damage that accompanies shrinkage during in-wall curing is eliminated so the building is structurally sound before it reaches the site.

06/24/2021

In some new home construction, especially large tract housing projects, traditional construction will eschew anchoring the frame to the foundation, relying on the weight of the structure to keep it in place – a suspect approach. Modular houses are firmly anchored to their foundations.

06/22/2021

The concept of modular homes is over a hundred years old and is still going strong. Sears was the innovator in this market, creating and providing modular home “kits” for people wanting a home in areas where building materials were scarce or too expensive.