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Taken from the company’s website, “When Schult Homes was founded back in 1934, a rich tradition began. We call it the Schult Heritage. It simply means giving you the best quality possible; dedicating ourselves to craftsmanship in building our products; and providing follow-up service until the customer is completely satisfied.”

Clayton Homes, recently purchased Marlette/Schult and their manufacturing facilities located in the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast. Clayton Homes allows the company to tailor products to regional needs and preferences. Marlette offers a wide variety of models, floor plans and prices to meet the needs and lifestyles of these regions. 

The Complete Guide to Modular Housing

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In the 1960s, the mobile home industry made an evolutionary split. One branch evolved into recreational vehicles RVs to the point where the house now tows the car. The other branch evolved into manufactured homes, 95 percent of which now become permanent dwellings once they are transported from the factory to the site. Factory built housing is also popular in many countries around the world.

Modular Construction Facts
Advocates of pre fab homes have long maintained that the building system produces homes that are a lot stronger than site built structures. For example, the modual sections are well built to withstand the stresses of highway travel, containing up to 30 percent more building materials than a comparable traditional site built home.

Michigan Modular Homes
If you’ are planning on placing your home on a basement you will need to order your manufactured home basement ready” or “foundation ready”. Basements can be complicated, talk with the engineers at the manufacturer and work closely with them. A general contractor who has had experience installing basements under manufactured homes is a must. Your sales center should have names of qualified contractors in your area. Every basement is different and will usually require an engineer drawing.