Our Services
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What we offer
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Our full-service offering takes care of everything to make your modular home journey easy and stress-free. From obtaining permits and preparing the site to delivering and setting your custom home, we handle it all. We’ll connect plumbing, electrical, gas, well, and septic systems, finish the siding, trim, and drywall, and even build garages, porches, decks, and driveways to your specifications.
Our goal is to handle every detail, so all you have to do is move in and enjoy your beautiful new home. -
At CHS, we take care of the home site work, delivery, and installation of your custom modular home. This includes managing excavation and foundation-related permits, pour the foundation, and expertly delivering and setting your home. Once the home is set on the foundation, your contractor can take it from there to complete all the sitework and finishes.
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We handle the delivery and installation of your custom modular home, while you take care of the remaining site preparations.
In short, anything that does not get handled in the factory is the buyers responsibility.
What comes with a Countryside Home
| Feature | Standard | Available Options |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior | Vinyl siding and shingle roof | Brick, stone accents and metal roof |
| Foundation | Unfinished basement | Plumbing rough-in or fully finished basement |
| Windows | Double-pane vinyl windows | Energy-efficient or triple-pane windows |
| Doors | Standard front and rear doors | Custom doors, French doors and sliding glass doors |
| Interior Walls | Drywall, painted white | Custom paint colors, accent walls and wainscoting |
| Flooring | Vinyl or carpet in main living areas | Hardwood, luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and ceramic tile |
| Cabinets | Merillat cabinets in standard finishes | Upgraded finishes and custom cabinetry |
| Countertops | Laminate | Quartz, granite and solid surface |
| Appliances | None — appliance-ready connections | Stainless steel appliances and smart appliances |
| Lighting | Standard fixtures | Recessed lighting, pendant lights and chandeliers |
| HVAC | Standard HVAC system | High-efficiency systems and zoned HVAC |
| Plumbing Fixtures | Standard fixtures | Upgraded finishes and smart fixtures |
| Bathrooms | Standard tubs and showers | Walk-in showers, soaking tubs and dual vanities |
| Closets | Basic shelving | Custom shelving systems and walk-in closet upgrades |
| Garage | None | Attached or detached garages, additional bays and storage options |
| Porches & Decks | Front entry steps to meet building code | Wraparound porches, covered decks and composite decking |
| Smart Home | None | Smart locks, thermostats and security systems |
| Insulation | Meets applicable code requirements | Spray foam and higher R-value insulation options |
| Electrical | Standard wiring and outlets | Additional outlets and under-cabinet lighting |
Why Modular Wins
Modular homes offer the best of both worlds—the customization and quality of a stick-built home with the added benefits of efficiency, speed, and precision from factory construction. Built to the same standards (or better) as traditional homes, modular homes minimize weather delays, reduce construction waste, and provide exceptional durability, making them a smart, reliable, and cost-effective choice for today’s homeowners.
| Compare |
Traditional Stick-Built |
Countryside Homes Modular | Manufactured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction Quality | Built entirely on-site and exposed to changing weather conditions. | Built indoors in a controlled environment, protecting materials throughout construction. | Factory-built using HUD construction standards and specifications. |
| Customization | Highly customizable, depending on the builder and budget. | Highly customizable with flexible floorplans, finishes and options. | Typically offers fewer structural and design options. |
| Build Time | Built sequentially on-site, which can create longer timelines. | Home construction and site preparation can happen simultaneously. | Factory construction generally allows for quick production. |
| Durability | Built to applicable residential building codes. | Built to residential building codes and engineered for transportation and installation. | Built to federal HUD construction standards. |
| Cost | Labor, weather and site conditions can affect final construction costs. | Factory efficiencies help reduce waste and make pricing more predictable. | Often has a lower initial home cost depending on specifications. |
| Energy Efficiency | Varies by builder, specifications and selected upgrades. | Controlled construction supports consistent insulation and air sealing. | Varies by manufacturer, model and selected options. |
| Inspections | Inspected at multiple stages during on-site construction. | Inspected during factory construction and again during installation. | Inspected according to the federal HUD construction process. |
| Weather Exposure | Construction remains exposed to weather throughout much of the build. | Most construction happens indoors, greatly limiting weather exposure. | Factory production also limits weather exposure. |
| Resale | Generally valued alongside comparable residential real estate. | Typically valued alongside comparable site-built homes. | Value can vary based on installation, land and local market conditions. |
| Foundation | Constructed on a permanent foundation. | Installed on a permanent foundation like a traditional site-built home. | Installation and foundation systems can vary. |
| Appraisal | Appraised using comparable residential properties. | Appraised as real property similarly to traditional site-built homes. | Classification and appraisal can vary by installation and ownership. |
Construction Quality
Built indoors in a controlled environment, protecting materials throughout construction.
Built entirely on-site and exposed to changing weather conditions.
Factory-built using HUD construction standards.
Customization
Flexible floorplans, finishes and options similar to site-built homes.
Highly customizable depending on the builder and budget.
Typically offers fewer structural and design options.
Build Time
Home construction and site preparation can happen at the same time.
Sequential on-site construction can create longer timelines.
Factory construction generally allows for quick production.
Durability
Built to residential codes and engineered for transportation and installation.
Built to applicable residential building codes.
Built to federal HUD construction standards.
Cost
Factory efficiencies help reduce waste and make pricing more predictable.
Labor, weather and site conditions can affect final costs.
Often has a lower initial home cost depending on specifications.
Energy Efficiency
Controlled construction supports consistent insulation and air sealing.
Varies by builder, specifications and selected upgrades.
Varies by manufacturer, model and selected options.
Inspections
Inspected during factory construction and again during installation.
Inspected at multiple stages during on-site construction.
Inspected according to the federal HUD construction process.
Weather Exposure
Most construction happens indoors, greatly limiting weather exposure.
Construction remains exposed to weather throughout much of the build.
Factory production also limits weather exposure.
Resale
Typically valued alongside comparable site-built homes.
Generally valued alongside comparable residential real estate.
Value can vary based on installation, land and local market conditions.
Foundation
Installed on a permanent foundation like a traditional site-built home.
Constructed on a permanent foundation.
Installation and foundation systems can vary.
Appraisal
Appraised as real property similarly to traditional site-built homes.
Appraised using comparable residential properties.
Classification and appraisal can vary by installation and ownership.
Schedule a free consultation.
Ready to build your dream home? Contact our friendly team at Countryside Homes today, and let’s work together to bring your custom modular home vision to life!