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Posted by usm-admin on Jul 1, 2016 in Blog |

Los Angeles Prefab Homes

USModular, Inc. built this 2,972 sf 2-story Craftsman Style Next Generation Modern Prefab Home using modular construction and is located in Cheviot Hills, California near Los Angeles. This stunning home features Custom Merrilat Masterpiece Cabinets, Hardiplank Siding, Custom Double Hung Pella Windows and Doors, Custom Tile in Bathrooms, Granite Countertops, Kitchen Island with Bar, Fireplace, Stainless Steel Appliances. Get started and build your custom Los Angeles Prefab Home by contact the experts in Modular Construction in California. USModular, Inc. info@usmodularinc.com 888-987-6638...

Posted by usm-admin on Jul 1, 2016 in Blog |

Yankee Canyon Fire in 2016 – Helping Fire Victims Rebuild

Rebuild after Yankee Canyon Fires If you, a neighbor, a family member, or a friend has been a victim of the Fires near Yankee Canyon of 2016, then we would like to offer some tips on rebuilding a new home. Losing a home is a tragic event and rebuilding a fire resistant home as fast as possible will help to get your life back in order. We’d like to help you understand the following critical things that can have a huge impact on your future and your new home: What is your best option for getting moved into your rebuilt home with as little delay as possible so you can avoid being displaced longer than necessary? There are newer construction techniques now available in Yankee Canyon that will shave months off of your rebuild and we want you to know what they are. Imagine being in a new home in as little as 120 days…this is now not only possible but common with this newer design technique…and with zero...

Posted by usm-admin on Jun 28, 2016 in Blog |

Modular Construction and Small Lot Subdivisions in Los Angeles

Small Lot Subdivisions in Los Angeles are Ideal Projects For Modular Construction The City of Los Angeles has enacted the Small Lot Ordinance (No. 176354) to allow the construction of fee simple, infill housing on small lots in multi-family and commercial zones. While home ownership options have traditionally been limited to single-family homes on 5,000 square foot lots or condominiums, the passage of the Small Lot Ordinance extends these options to include townhomes, row houses, and other types of infill housing typically only available for rent. Modular Construction also known as Prefab Construction is an ideal solution for building homes for small lot subdivisions as there will be a significant TIME savings in the design, permitting and construction of the project. Modular Construction is a green alternative to traditional site construction as the majority of the home is built in an indoor factory that utilizes extensive recycling to minimize waste in local landfills. The homes built with modular construction are built with up to 30 % more lumber than...

Posted by usm-admin on Jun 27, 2016 in Blog |

Kern County Fire in 2016 – What’s the Next Step?

If you, a neighbor, a family member, or a friend has been a victim of the Fires in Kern County of 2016, then we would like to offer some tips on rebuilding a new home. Losing a home is a tragic event and rebuilding a fire resistant home as fast as possible will help to get your life back in order. We’d like to help you understand the following critical things that can have a huge impact on your future and your new home: What is your best option for getting moved into your rebuilt home with as little delay as possible so you can avoid being displaced longer than necessary? There are newer construction techniques now available in Kern County that will shave months off of your rebuild and we want you to know what they are. Imagine being in a new home in as little as 120 days…this is now not only possible but common with this newer design technique…and with zero sacrifice in quality. What new...

Posted by usm-admin on Jun 16, 2016 in Blog, Featured |

Los Angeles Prefab Construction Industry Definitions

How many times a week do you hear the words ‘modular’, ‘mobile home’, ‘prefab’ and ‘manufactured’ used to describe what the modular construction industry builds? I see it just about every day and if you are a modular home builder you also hear it a lot. So what are the differences? Mobile Home, Double Wide, HUD and Manufactured homes are usually defined as a home regulated by federal law (Code of Federal Regulations, 24 CFR 3280): “Manufactured homes are built as dwelling units of at least 320 square feet (30 m2) in size with a permanent chassis to assure the initial and continued transportability of the home.”, the requirement to have a wheeled chassis permanently attached. They are built to the HUD, not IRC, building specifications and are the second largest type of homes built after site built homes. Prefabricated, Prefab, SIP and Panelized homes refers to any part of a building that has been assembled offsite in a factory or manufacturing facility and transported in complete or sub-assemblies...

Posted by usm-admin on Jun 10, 2016 in Blog |

Dwell on Design

Dwell on Design. What does that mean to you? If you have dreamed of building your own home you understand the meaning of this phrase. 1. DWELL ON DESIGN – DESIGN FLEXIBILITY OF PREFAB HOMES With today’s modern design programs, prefab home construction offers almost limitless design capabilities. As your builder, we work with you through the possibilities to create a beautifully designed home. There are virtually thousands of standard floor plans that can be used as a starting point. Each plan can be used as the inspiration to create a completely custom home. 2. DWELL ON DESIGN – HEALTHIER & SAFER HOMES A unique aspect of modular home construction is that it actually takes place indoors. Your home is built in a climate-controlled factory much like a car, a computer, or a desk. And just like with those items, the materials used to build your home are stored inside in an on-site warehouse. This virtually eliminates the opportunity for wet materials to be used when building a custom...

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