Yes. We encourage you to take a self-guided tour of our Inspiration Home Village in Marshfield, WI. Your builder can provide a key at your convenience, or you can check one out from our reception desk during business hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM). Many of our builders also have Inspiration Homes available at their locations. If you’re visiting around a holiday, please call ahead to confirm hours: 715-384-2161.

Yes. Our factory is open for tours by appointment. Our Display Village is also open during business hours, with several homes of various sizes and styles available to walk through. After-hours or weekend tours are available with a key from your builder or by calling our receptionist.

Absolutely. We make expansion simple. We keep all blueprints, specs and engineering files on record, and our long-term vendor relationships make it easy to match materials—even years later.

Yes. You can customize your home with floor plan changes, upgraded finishes, cabinetry, smart technology, energy-efficient features and exterior design options. Our team and your builder will help you create a layout that fits your lifestyle and budget.

Yes. We can structurally prepare your home at the factory for future additions like garages, decks, porches and more.

Yes. Modular construction supports full two-story layouts with open floor plans, staircases and flexible configurations.

Yes. Modular homes follow the same state and local building codes as site-built homes. We build to the highest level of the code—or higher.

They’re actually inspected more.

• All plans are reviewed by a third-party agency before construction begins.
• Each phase of construction is inspected and signed off by our in-house inspector.
• Third-party inspectors also review the home on behalf of state and local authorities.

A home cannot move down the production line until each step is approved.

Yes—often more. Modular homes use the same framing, insulation, drywall, roofing and finishes as site-built homes. Because modules must withstand transportation and craning, many areas are built stronger than site-built structures.

Once construction begins inside our facility, most homes are ready to ship in 2–3 weeks. Your builder handles all on-site completion.

Most custom modular homes take 3–6 months from start to finish, including design, permitting, factory construction, site prep, delivery and final finishing.

Once your blueprint is finalized, we create a precise bill of materials. Because every component is known in advance, we can give you an exact factory-built price. If material prices increase afterward, your quoted price does not change.

We don’t start building your home until all materials are on-site. This eliminates delays and allows your home to move smoothly through each production phase. Because each phase is timed and controlled, we can confidently predict completion and delivery dates.

Our homes can be set on full basements, crawl spaces or other permanent foundations. We coordinate with your builder to ensure a perfect fit during installation.

Yes. Modular homes are specifically engineered to sit on permanent foundations, including basements.

Your home will arrive 80–90% complete. Most interior work is finished in the factory, while your builder completes final touches like utility hookups, seam finishing, porches, garages and inspections.

Modular homes meet the same codes as site-built homes and often exceed them in structural strength because they must withstand transportation and crane placement. Many customers find modular homes feel even more solid over time.

With proper maintenance, modular homes can last 50–100+ years, similar to high-quality site-built homes.

The biggest difference is the building code.

• Modular homes are built to local/state building codes—the same as site-built homes. They are placed on permanent foundations and can appreciate in value.
• Manufactured homes are built to the federal HUD Code, on a permanent steel chassis, and may face zoning or financing limitations.

Modular homes generally offer more customization, higher long-term value and more flexibility in placement.

The difference is where construction happens. Factory-built homes are constructed indoors, protecting materials from weather and ensuring consistent quality. Site-built homes are built outdoors and can face delays or material exposure.

Yes. Modular homes on permanent foundations appreciate similarly to site-built homes and follow local real estate trends.

Yes. They offer strong long-term value, energy efficiency, and quality construction—often with lower initial costs and faster timelines.

Comparable. When placed on owned land and built to local codes, modular homes maintain and appreciate similarly to site-built homes.

Factory-built homes often outperform site-built homes thanks to precision engineering, tight seals, and controlled indoor assembly. Many include energy-efficient windows, insulation and systems that meet or exceed modern standards.

You can choose from high-end features such as custom cabinetry, hardwood flooring, solid-surface countertops, smart home integrations, upgraded insulation, energy-efficient appliances, premium windows and more.

All pricing is provided through our builder network. Use our builder map to find a builder near you.

Your local builder will give you detailed pricing, including customizations, upgrades and site-specific requirements.

Homes are purchased exclusively through our authorized independent builders, who manage pricing, site prep, permitting and on-site completion.

We proudly serve customers across the Midwest. Check our builder map to confirm coverage in your region.

Yes. Visit our Inspiration Home Village in Marshfield or tour models at participating builder locations.

Most modular homes qualify for:

• Conventional mortgages
• FHA loans
• VA loans

Homes must meet local codes and be placed on permanent foundations. Your builder can help coordinate lender requirements.

Yes. Most major insurers cover modular homes just like site-built homes, including structure, belongings and liability.

Contact our team for dealer requirements and availability in your region. We partner with reputable builders committed to quality and customer service.

Modular homes can be placed on private land, residential developments and many modular-friendly communities. Always verify local zoning rules before construction.