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The primary difference between modular construction and site-built construction is that modular construction is performed in a manufacturing facility and the completed unit is transported to the site for installation and final finishes.

Cost savings are inherent when using modular construction because the actual construction is taking place in a manufacturing facility where all trades are located in one place. The factory also provides protection from any weather condition with less opportunity for delays. In addition, building materials are not exposed to any adverse weather conditions or left unattended on-site where vandalism and theft could occur. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, since your rental tenant can move into your Adore Home much quicker compared to an on-site construction project, you start generating rental income much faster.

Yes. Adore Homes are constructed stronger than site-built homes due to high-quality, precision construction techniques that take place inside a state-of-the-art factory. Assembly of the modular components and the way it is tied into the foundation, make the overall structure just as strong or stronger as any other residential or commercial building.

Absolutely. Adore Homes are constructed by a workforce specialized in this method of construction. The team includes quality control staff that inspects each phase of the construction of each Adore Home. A third-party inspection agency approved by the state also verifies quality and code compliance at various stages of the project. Adore home arrives at your backyard already permitted and approved. You will only need a final inspection by your city which takes couple of days to complete.

Modular buildings are constructed in a highly controlled environment that complies with the highest building codes. Each Adore Home is inspected and permitted just like a traditional structure would. These inspections assure superior quality over on-site traditional construction. Since the process involves the unit and its components being driven down the road at 55 MPH, factory-built buildings are built more stringently which results in tighter structures, improved durability, and higher quality than on-site constructed buildings.