What are the basic differences between a H.U.D. (Department of Housing and Urban Development) sectional and a state code modular?
Answer… H.U.D. sectionals are built on a steel frame that must stay permanently attached to the house. A H.U.D. sectional can be put on private land or into a manufactured housing community. H.U.D. houses are complete with furnace; water heater, ductwork and flexible P.E.X. water lines. H.U.D. is a national building code that sets standards that each house must comply with. State code modulars are built on carriers that transport the home to site and then the carriers are returned back to Shamrock. Modulars are typically put on basements foundation on private property. Shamrock modulars are standard without furnace, ductwork, water heater or finished plumbing. Shamrockâs builder installs the furnace, water heater and ductwork in the basement on-site, they also finish the copper plumbing drops on-site. Modulars are built to state code based on your residence.. Q. Why manufactured housing over on-site, “stick-built” homes? Answer…
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