Is there a difference in the construction between modular homes and site-built homes?
There is almost no difference in the construction process for a modular home and a site built home. The main difference is that modular buildings have a head start in the building process and are built off-site in a factory. They are then shipped in segments to the building site where they are assembled the same way that an old-fashioned home would be. They use the same materials and must pass the same regulations as old-fashioned homes.
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