Cape Cod (1-1/2 story)
Moore’s Homes offers Cape Cod style homes. When the modules are installed on-site, the roof system is hinged to a 10/12 or 12/12 roof pitch to form a large unfinished second floor living space. Local contractors can be used to finish off the space to meet the homeowner’s needs at the time of the build or at a future date.
Ranch
The ranch-style house is noted for its long, close-to-the-ground profile, and wide open layout.
Two-Story Modular Homes
Champion builds two-story modular homes in a few regions of the U.S., primarily in the east and Midwest states. Two-story modular homes are set on a crawl space or basement foundation using a crane. Most of our two-story modular homes consist of four sections, however, in a few regions of the east coast we have built large homes with six or more sections.
Single Section
These are small single-section homes that are built to the HUD Manufactured Housing code.
Manufactured vs. Modular
A modular home is a Ranch, Cape Cod or two-story home built to a state adopted building code. Most states have adopted the International Residential Code (IRC); however, a few states are still using the Building Officials Code Administration (BOCA) code. A Manufactured Home is a single- or multi-section home built to the federal HUD code for manufactured housing.
