Homes built using quality materials and construction methods weather the years better. Building materials found in manufactured housing are equal to that used in site-built
construction. Unlike on-site construction, the lumber,
insulation, siding and other materials used to build
manufactured homes are never exposed to and potentially
damaged by rain or other moisture.
Manufactured homes must satisfy a stringent federal building code. These standards cover structural design,
construction, fire safety, energy efficiency and performance of heating, plumbing, air conditioning, thermal and electrical systems. Regional differences are taken into account for such
considerations as snow load, wind tolerance and insulation. The result is a home of great structural integrity and durability.

Need a home that will “fit” in a traditional, neighborhood with older homes? Look into a two -story manufactured home.
Manufactured homes have undergone a revolution in construction and design in the past few decades. No houses illustrate this
better than the two-story manufactured homes being built today. Finding affordable housing, but at the same time sacrificing quality has been a difficult chore up till now.
In today’s slow housing market, this could be the opportunity of a life time With the market slowing, manufactures are doing
everything they can to keep their factories working. On average the cost of a
manufactured home versus a stick built can save you upwards of $50-$70,000 in the long run. Here in the Eastern Upper Peninsula that can afford you a lot nicer piece land to place your home.