At ToGo Homes, we often encounter questions about the difference between modular and manufactured homes. While they may look similar from the outside, the key distinctions lie in how they are built and regulated. Here's a closer look, especially as it pertains to the homes offered by our trusted partners: Cavco, Champion, and Live Oak Homes.
What Are Manufactured Homes?
Regulations: Manufactured homes are built to the federal HUD Code, which sets safety, durability, and energy efficiency standards.
Construction: These homes are built in a factory and transported to the home site.
Flexibility: They are designed to be movable (though they often remain stationary), making them a popular choice for affordability and ease of setup.
Florida-Friendly: With options from Live Oak Homes, many manufactured homes meet Florida's wind zone standards, ensuring durability in severe weather.
What Are Modular Homes?
Regulations: Modular homes are built to the Florida Building Code, the same standards as site-built homes.
Construction: These homes are also built in a factory but are assembled in sections on-site.
Permanent Structures: Once set up, modular homes are permanent and eligible for placement in neighborhoods with stricter zoning laws.
Hurricane Resistance: Builders like Champion and Cavco ensure modular homes are designed to withstand Florida’s harsh weather conditions.
Why Choose ToGo Homes?
At ToGo Homes, we’re committed to helping Floridians find affordable, high-quality housing that fits their needs. Whether you're looking for a manufactured home or a modular home we provide guidance every step of the way—from selection to installation.
With reputable builders like Cavco, Champion, and Live Oak Homes, you’ll find options that combine style, efficiency, and durability.
Discover your perfect home today by visiting ToGo Homes or reaching out to our team for personalized assistance.
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