Accessible Site-built Homes
What is a Homes for Life site-built home?
A Homes for Life site-built home is custom-built with all the design features
The expert advice and trusted guidance we provide by presenting the facts about your current and future needs – obtained from personal, in-depth healthcare assessments by our professional partners – and discussing options based on your preferences distinguishes us from conventional site builders, who are not equipped to provide these kinds of advisory services.
HOW WE HELP YOU
Accessible Site-Built Homes
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Accessible modular homes can be fully customized. However, complex roof lines, artistic influences and large sizes can drive up costs for construction and transportation, making modular less feasible in rare cases.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Accessible site-built homes can be fully customized. However, since national builders do not build custom homes, Homes for Life Advisory Services works with local builders.
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Labor is readily available since reliable, high-quality carpenters, plumbers, electricians and tile setters are employed full time at the factory by the modular manufacturer.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Traditionally, labor can be unpredictable, which can cause budgets and schedules to slip. Because of current labor shortages in the trades, it is often difficult to find reliable, high-quality carpenters, plumbers, electricians, tile setters, and other tradespeople. In some cases, especially in rural areas, the site builder may not know the local crews constructing the home. However, because Homes for Life works only with vetted, certified builders, issues like these are not concerns.
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Accessible modular homes, built in a controlled factory setting on a jig that is perfectly square, ensure consistently high-quality construction.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Accessible site-built homes are subject to inclement weather during construction.
Modular
Materials cost are lower
Materials not exposed to weather
Less labor hours
10-15% lower cost/sq ft and less waste
Site-built
Higher materials cost
Materials exposed to weather
More labor hours and labor shortages
Higher costs and more waste
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Accessible modular homes are more affordable than accessible site-built homes with the same features.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Accessible site-built homes are more expensive than accessible modular homes with the same features.
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Completion time is typically 9 to 12 months from contract signing to occupancy.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Completion time is typically 12 to 18 months from contract signing to occupancy.
ACCESSIBLE MODULAR HOMES
Accessible modular homes meet all state, regional and local codes.
ACCESSIBLE SITE-BUILT HOMES
Accessible site-built homes meet all state, regional, and local codes.
