modular homes network
CALL US TOLL FREE 888.770.2830  
  
 
MODULAR HOME RESOURCES
FREE Housing Guides
Information for Builders
Information for Manufacturers
Mortgages & Finance
Modular Home Benefits
Manufactured Home Benefits
Panelized Home Benefits
Consulting Services
 
MODULAR HOME BUILDERS
Alabama Modular Homes
Alaska Modular Homes
Arizona Modular Homes
Arkansas Modular Homes
California Modular Homes
Canada Modular Homes
Colorado Modular Homes
Connecticut Modular Homes
Delaware Modular Homes
Washington DC Modular Homes
Florida Modular Homes
Georgia Modular Homes
Hawaii Modular Homes
Idaho Modular Homes
Illinois Modular Homes
Indiana Modular Homes
Iowa Modular Homes
Kansas Modular Homes
Kentucky Modular Homes
Louisiana Modular Homes
Maine Modular Homes
Maryland Modular Homes
Massachusetts Modular Homes
Michigan Modular Homes
Minnesota Modular Homes
Mississippi Modular Homes
Missouri Modular Homes
Montana Modular Homes
Nebraska Modular Homes
Nevada Modular Homes
New Hampshire Modular Homes
New Jersey Modular Homes
New Mexico Modular Homes
New York Modular Homes
North Carolina Modular Homes
North Dakota Modular Homes
Ohio Modular Homes
Oklahoma Modular Homes
Oregon Modular Homes
Pennsylvania Modular Homes
Rhode Island Modular Homes
South Carolina Modular Homes
South Dakota Modular Homes
Tennessee Modular Homes
Texas Modular Homes
Utah Modular Homes
Vermont Modular Homes
Virginia Modular Homes
Washington Modular Homes
West Virginia Modular Homes
Wisconsin Modular Homes
Wyoming Modular Homes
   
 

Modular Home Builders in Hawaii, HI

Hawaii Modular Home

Are you contemplating building a new home in Hawaii? You might want to consider building a modular home. Modular homes in Hawaii are growing in number. They can sometimes be built by a fraction of the costs of a traditionally built home.

Modular Home in HI

Modular homes are built in a factory and built to HUD code specifications. They can be built in less time than it takes for an on-site built home. Why does it take less time? Because they are built in a factory setting and have no weather delays that are typical for construction the traditional way.

Modular Homes in Hawaii

You can be moved into your new Hawaii modular home within 3 to 6 months. This is much quicker than the 6 to 12 months it takes for regular construction methods.

Modular Construction

Modular homes are also very energy efficient. They have to be built better and stronger because of the moving process that takes place when the home is finished and ready to be shipped. They are also better insulated.

Modular Floor Plans

there are many modular home floor plans to choose from. You can consult with a local builder in Hawaii to talk about you needs for your new home. You will also be able to choose all of the items you would in a regular stick built home. Items like carpeting, cabinets, flooring, etc.

Use our modular home directory to choose your builder.
 
Hawaii Cities include:
  • Aiea, Hawaii
  • Aina Haina, Hawaii
  • Alakea, Hawaii
  • Anachoomlu, Hawaii
  • Cape Smith, Hawaii
  • Capehart, Hawaii
  • Captain Cook, Hawaii
  • Ewa, Hawaii
  • Ewa Beach, Hawaii
  • Ford Island, Hawaii
  • Fort Shafter, Hawaii
  • Hana, Hawaii
  • Hanalei, Hawaii
  • Hanapepe, Hawaii
  • Hickam Housing, Hawaii
  • Hilo, Hawaii
  • Honaunau, Hawaii
  • Honokaa, Hawaii
  • Honolulu, Hawaii
  • Honomu, Hawaii
  • Kaaawa, Hawaii
  • Kahaluu, Hawaii
  • Kahuliu, Hawaii
  • Kailua, Hawaii
  • Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
  • Kaimuki, Hawaii
  • Kakaako, Hawaii
  • Kakaakou, Hawaii
  • Kalaheo, Hawaii
  • Kalaoa, Hawaii
  • Kalihi, Hawaii
  • Kamuela, Hawaii
  • Kaneohe, Hawaii
  • Kaneohmcas, Hawaii
  • Kapaa, Hawaii
  • Kapolei, Hawaii
  • Kauai, Hawaii
  • Kawaihae, Hawaii
  • Kawailani, Hawaii
  • Keaau, Hawaii
  • Keahi, Hawaii
  • Kealakekua, Hawaii
  • Keauhou, Hawaii
  • Kekaha, Hawaii
  • Kihei, Hawaii
  • Kilauea, Hawaii
  • Kohala, Hawaii
  • Koloa, Hawaii
  • Kona, Hawaii
  • Kula, Hawaii
  • Lahaina, Hawaii
  • Laie, Hawaii
  • Lanai City, Hawaii
  • Laupahoeho, Hawaii
  • Lihue, Hawaii
  • Lualualei, Hawaii
  • Makaha, Hawaii
  • Makakilo, Hawaii
  • Makawao, Hawaii
  • Manoa, Hawaii
  • Mililani, Hawaii
  • Mililanimk, Hawaii
  • Moanalua, Hawaii
  • Mountain View, Hawaii
  • Naalehu, Hawaii
  • Nanakuli, Hawaii
  • Napili, Hawaii
  • Pahala, Hawaii
  • Pahoa, Hawaii
  • Paia, Hawaii
  • Papaikou, Hawaii
  • Papakolea, Hawaii
  • Pearl City, Hawaii
  • Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
  • Punahou, Hawaii
  • Puukapu, Hawaii
  • Puuloa, Hawaii
  • Royal Kunia, Hawaii
  • Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
  • Soda Creek, Hawaii
  • Sunset Beach, Hawaii
  • Tripler, Hawaii
  • Volcano, Hawaii
  • Wahiawa, Hawaii
  • Waialua, Hawaii
  • Waianae, Hawaii
  • Waikoloa, Hawaii
  • Wailuku, Hawaii
  • Waimanalo, Hawaii
  • Waimea, Hawaii County,
  • Hawaii
  • Waimea, Kauai County,
    Hawaii
  • Waipahu, Hawaii
    Wheeler, Hawaii
 


by Randall Eaton
In addition to our best selling book we also offer a FREE GUIDE that can be downloaded to your computer. This free resource guide contains important facts about the modular housing industry. With your free guide you will receive important buying tips, benefits to using factory built housing and construction diagrams and more. The text in this consumer resource comes from our book, "The Complete Guide To Modular Housing".

Please click on the state where your building project will be located and fill out a simple form to receive your free guide. You must have Adobe Acrobat 3.0 or better to open your PDF file. It's quick and easy!
 
 

The Consumer Guide for the modular housing industry. Now for the first time learn which manufacturers received top ratings in your region. Our book provides in-depth analysis, comprehensive rating charts, important buying tips and industry statistics for the factory built housing industry. If you're considering an manufactured home, modular home or a system built home our book will help select the right manufacturer, builder and floorplans with confidence and peace of mind. 
 

 
THE COMPLETE GUIDE
TO MODULAR HOMES