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The Definition of Building Systems - A highly engineered method of producing building components in an efficient and cost-effective way. Modular homes are one example of a building system. Modular houses actually begin as components designed, engineered and assembled in the controlled environment of a modern manufacturing facility. It is when these components are assembled by the builder on the site that the modular components become a home.
The building process begins at the design phase. HandCrafted Homes uses
state-of-the-art technology to assist in customizing floor plans and
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designed, the building process begins. This process is similar to
traditional site-built construction because the quality of materials and
building codes are the exact same. So why is Systems Built home construction
better? Work is never delayed by weather, subcontractor no-shows or missing
material. Quality engineering and modular construction techniques
significantly increase the energy efficiency of your house and the quality
control process provides 100% assurance that your home has been inspected
for code compliance and 
workmanship.
Our homes are inspected at the plant during each phase of construction.
Consumers can usually move into their houses in less than 4 months after
signing the contract
compared to conventional site-built homes which range anywhere from 6 months
to a year. Our homes and site-built homes are constructed to the same
building code as required by the state governments and therefore are NOT
restricted by building or zoning regulations. 