Frequently Asked Questions

North Carolina Custom Modulars is located in Asheboro, North Carolina. Our offices are based in 1936 US Hwy 64 East, Asheboro, NC 27203.

We use some of the leading builders of modular constructions, with all our homes built in their state-of-the-art facilities. Some of the manufacturers we use include Champion, Holmes Building Systems (HBS), and R-Anell Homes.

Champion Homes is one of the leading manufacturers of modular housing and buildings in North America. They have a total of 28 facilities located across the continent.

R-Anell Homes are based across Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Eastern Tennessee. Since 1972, they have built over 35,000 homes.

We pride ourselves in building quality modular homes, so we source materials and manufacturing from the industry’s top businesses.

A modular home is a type of prefabricated home that is built in sections or modules in a factory and then transported to the home site for assembly.

The main difference is that modular homes are constructed off-site in a controlled factory environment, while traditional site-built homes are built entirely on the home site. Modular homes are also subject to specific building codes for factory construction.

Yes, modular homes are built to comply with the same building codes and regulations as traditional site-built homes. They undergo inspections during the manufacturing process to ensure quality and adherence to building standards.

Yes, modular homes can be customized and personalized to a great extent. Buyers can choose from various floor plans, finishes, fixtures, and other design options to suit their preferences and needs.

There is no set amount of time for a build as each house is constructed to the homeowner’s exact specifications. We take our time to ensure first-rate quality. However, our process is generally a lot faster than a traditional brick-and-mortar build.

We have several award-winning floor plans that we can use to accelerate the building process. Our experienced design team can help you put together the perfect design in a short period.

If your design requirements are a little more demanding, the overall building process will take longer. From the design to the manufacturing and from the assembly to the finishing touches, complex designs are more time-consuming. Size also has an impact on the length of the process.

Yes, modular homes can be placed on a variety of foundations, including basement foundations, crawl spaces, and concrete slabs. The choice of foundation depends on local building codes, site conditions, and the homeowner's preferences.

If you’re lucky enough to have your own lot, you’re ready to begin the design phase of your build. This is the ideal starting point for developing your custom modular home. From here, there is no need to delay. Simply get in touch with one of our team members and get the process started.

If you don’t have a lot, we can use our expertise, contacts, and a land locator to source a site for your home.

We have a dedicated construction manager to help you find a location. Our staff can work alongside local building departments, realtors, and property developers to ensure this process is as smooth as possible.

We are budget-oriented at North Carolina Custom Modulars, so we will only search for properties within your price range.

In general, modular homes can be more cost-effective than traditional homes due to factors such as factory efficiencies, reduced construction time, and controlled material costs. However, the overall cost can vary depending on location, customization options, and other factors.

Some advantages of modular homes include faster construction time, higher energy efficiency, lower waste generation, customizable designs, and generally lower costs compared to traditional site-built homes.

Yes, modular homes can typically be financed with traditional mortgages. Lenders recognize modular homes as permanent structures and offer financing options similar to site-built homes. However, it's advisable to consult with lenders experienced in modular home financing.

Construction loan approvals are dependent on the individual financial institution. However, there are some general requirements from these companies:

• Credit score and income minimums
• Initial down payment: generally between 20% and 25% of the building costs
• Construction plan details: to ensure the project has been carefully and appropriately planned
• Proof that you are using a qualified and registered building professional
• Appraisal approved by your financial institution

We have a list of preferred lenders that can help you with your modular build’s financial requirements. Some of these organizations are lenient on requirements that are often strictly followed by larger financial corporations.

Visit our website for more information on who to contact for advice and guidance on the lending process.

Yes, modular homes can hold their value over time, similar to traditional site-built homes. Factors such as location, market conditions, maintenance, and overall quality will affect the home's value.

Yes, modular homes can be designed to be highly energy efficient. They often incorporate modern insulation, energy-efficient windows, and HVAC systems, leading to reduced energy consumption and lower utility costs.

Yes, modular homes can be expanded or added onto in the future. With proper planning and coordination with a modular home builder, it is possible to seamlessly extend the living space of a modular home.

While modular homes are designed for permanent placement, it is generally possible to move them to a different location if necessary. However, it requires professional services and adherence to local regulations and transportation logistics.

Modular homes are built to last and can have a similar lifespan to traditional homes. With proper maintenance and care, a modular home can serve as a long-term residence for several decades.

Yes