You want the absolute best for your family when buying a home. You desire only name-brand home appliances. You want Andersen windows, wood flooring with area rugs that match the furniture. Panelized home construction offers more comfort for your family. By using builder's discounts, today's manufactured homes allow you to get more comfort, and it doesn't come out of your pocket.
Any builder can supply you with the appliances and upgrades you want, but not all builders have the buying power needed to get you real savings. In other words, your local builder can run down to Lowes and purchase the GE refrigerator you need, but can he get a better price than you?
Most builders get a ten percent contractors discount. And they will pass these savings on to you (to defray costs elsewhere).
Imagine if you could get an even larger discount, after all, you are buying a whole house full of new appliances!
Here is a hidden benefit of buying a home whose major components, from floor to roof and everything in between, come together on a factory floor. The panelized home construction factory can use it's buying power to attain a higher discount than that available to other builders.
The roof sheathing, the refrigerator, and the flooring system, are bought at the same time as the materials for a lot of other homes, from the supplier offering the greatest discount. The factory can then offer the discount to the panelization builders working within the manufactured home dealers network.
This is an incredible amount of buying power. The panelized home construction factory leverages their buying power even further by dealing directly with wholesalers rather than retailers like Lowes and HomeDepot.
The ten percent discount the local builder is offering doesn't look so good anymore.
You, the panelized home buyer, realize your savings when buying a home in the overall lower cost per square foot offered by panelized home construction. Our panelized home dealer had a significantly lower cost per square foot than all the local builders we got quotes from, but they only build homes in the Northeast. You will need to inquire with your builder about what the cost per square foot is available to you.
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