We’ve been helping new shoppers find modular and manufactured homes for a long time, so we understand that the home buying process can sometimes be scary and confusing. This is especially true for those that are considering a factory-built home for the first time. That’s why we’ve hand-crafted a collection of resources to help both new homebuyers and existing home owners alike. Find answers to questions related to construction methods, building and quality standards, modular home financing, pricing, and more!
Thinking of making Davenport, North Dakota your new home? One of the benefits of modular construction is that these prefab homes can be placed virtually anywhere! It’s one of the many reasons that Americans are turning their attention toward modular and manufactured housing. See what floor plans are available in Davenport below and start your search for a home that meets your family’s needs and wants. We know that you’ll soon see agree that factory-built is the way to go!
Why choose modular homes in Davenport? A modern modular home is built indoors in a high tech factory environment that uses cutting edge construction and automation technology. Your new prefab home will be built in a controlled, regulated environment with a strong focus on quality assurance at every step of manufacturing. That means you never have to worry about rain, wind, or any other harsh elements found in North Dakota during the building process. Rest assured that your new modular home will be completed on time with zero delays!
Wondering what it’s like to live in Davenport, North Dakota? We understand that choosing a place to live is almost as important as choosing a modular or manufactured home that’s right for you. Take a look below and see what the area has to offer. Compare the average cost of a traditional stick-bult home in Davenport with that of a prefab home, and see why factory built is the right choice. We also have lots of helpful links that can help you explore Davenport and get a better idea of what it’s like to live there.
