Frequent FAQs

No, they aren’t. Manufactured homes (which are also sometimes called mobile homes) aren’t built on permanent foundations and can be moved around, although there are laws regulating these movements. Modular homes, once installed on the foundation, cannot be moved again.

There are! Modular homes do not depreciate and can be fully customized since they vary in style and size. They can be used for residential purposes as well as for commercial applications.

Modular homes or home extensions are the same as “real property.” Modular buildings are a type of green building, and the government views them the same as traditional site-built property. This means insurance premiums, taxes, and home loans are the same as site-built homes. Modular homes have benefits over traditional home builds however, including being more affordable and less labour intensive.

Since insurance premiums and taxes are the same as traditional, site-built homes, modular home financing options are similar, if not the same, as traditional home financing.

It depends on how you would like the final product to be. As you can customize your home addition to your liking, this will play a role in the final pricing. However, since on-site additions take much longer, you will save both time and money using modular home extensions for your Toronto home renovation. Finally, our modular home extensions are energy efficient, which can help you save on utility costs. Of course, we provide a free consultation and quote so you know what to expect!

Not at all! Modular homes can be customized however you’d like. From an airy Mediterranean-themed home to a Victorian-era-inspired home, your Toronto second storey addition can look however you want! From the windows to the cabinets to any detail, the opportunities are endless and the choices are up to you.

Modular home additions are built primarily indoors and can be built faster than traditional constructed extensions. Without having to deal with weather conditions, there are much fewer on-site delays. There are many guidelines, building codes, and rules they must conform to. These high standards ensure your modular home will always be constructed with quality processes and materials.