Concord III - 8/12 & 12/12 roof pitch

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Excellent experience! Salesmanship was outstanding and helpful throughout the entire process. Engineers and craftsmen were extremely helpful and guided us through the building stage step by step. Our home was modified perfectly to meet our individual desire and need! Definitely not a cookie cutter home - personalization was important and Vanderbuilt exceeded our expectations!

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8/12 & 12/12 roof pitch

Vanderbuilt Exclusive Series by Nationwide Price Category D Home starting above $199,995 Call for exact starting price. Price categories are subject to change without notice.	Style(s): Cape Cod / Bonus Ranch, T-Ranch 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms 2632 sq ft Finished Area* 1827 sq ft Unfinished Bonus Area* 4459 sq ft Potential Total Area* *All Areas are Approximate

Vanderbuilt Exclusive Series by Nationwide

Price Category D Home starting above $199,995

Call for exact starting price.
Price categories are subject to change without notice.

Style(s): Cape Cod / Bonus Ranch, T-Ranch

3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms

2632 sq ft Finished Area*

1827 sq ft Unfinished Bonus Area*

4459 sq ft Potential Total Area*

*All Areas are Approximate

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Modular Home Advantage

Stonger Framing

The module to module construction offers an inherent strength advantage over traditional framing. Keep in mind that the modules must be stong and rigid enough to withstand being put in place by a crane. We build with 2x6 lumber for exterior walls rather than the 2x4 lumber used by most traditional builders.

Modular homes typically use about 20% more lumber and fasteners than site-built homes and fare better than site-built homes in Hurricanes according to FEMA.