DCA MODULAR CONSTRUCTION What is a modular home? A modular home is built in sections in a factory, where the materials are never subject to adverse weather conditions, using the same components found in site built homes. Finished modules are covered and transported to the home site, where they’re placed on a pre-made foundation and assembled by a local builder. Most banks, appraisers and insurance companies treat modular homes the same as site-built homes.
Construction Features
- 2x8 Floor Joist 16" O.C
- 5/8" 4x8 T&G Sturdifloor Glued and Fastened To Joist
- Pre-engineered Roof Trusses 24" O.C.
- W/ Hurricane Fasteners On All Trusses
- 26 Gauge Uplift Straps All Perimeter Studs
- 1" Microlam All Room Spans At Marriage Points
- 7/16" 4x8 OSB Roof Decking W/ Expansion Clips
- 7/16" OSB Wall Sheathing Glued And Fastened To Studs
- 140 MPH Wind Load
- 2x4 Wall Studs 16" O.C.
- 12" Eave Overhang, 6" Fascia W/ Ventilated Vinyl Soffit
- Continuous Ridge Vent
- 3 Tab Asphalt Shingles
- 4" Dutch Lap Vinyl Siding
- Lights Installed At All Entrances
- 14" Raised Panel Shutters Included On Front Elevation
- Doors: Front 1" 6 Panel Steel Insulated
- W/Storm Door
- Rear 1" Cottage Steel Insulated
- 2 GFI Receptacles
- 1 Water Faucet On Front & Rear Of House
- Thermal Windows With Mullions
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