What Is A Systems-Built Home

What Is A Systems-Built Home?

Systems-Built homes are computer engineered to meet all national, state & local building standards.
Systems-Built homes typically use 20% to 30% more material in the framing to insure a safe and secure trip to its destination.
Glue is used along with nails and screws for a more solid assembly.
Greater detail is given to the layout & strength of the floor, since this is what will carry the weight of the rest of the home as it travels to a site.
The purchasing power of ordering material for 20 to 35 homes each week offers first pick in the lumber market and volume purchasing discounts.
Full time craftsmen who are constantly supervised by quality control experts at each stage of the construction process
Indoor Systems-Built construction is never delayed by bad weather conditions. Conventional outdoor construction can come to a halt because of rain or other adverse conditions.
A direct result of eliminating construction delays is lower interest payments for the construction period.
During Systems-Built construction, building materials are stored indoors and are not subject to bad weather for lengthy periods of time.
Indoor storage of materials eliminates theft and vandalism that a outdoor construction sites can face.
Systems-Built homes are shipped to different areas with different zoning codes which means Systems-Built homes must meet the highest standard in every zone.
Guarantee 10 years.