| CONSULTING | RPM* | DIA* | ||||
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| Managed By: | H.N | Owner | H.N | Owner | H.N | Owner |
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| Permit | ||||||
| Foundation (No Basements) |
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| Set Home | ||||||
| Finish Interior | ||||||
| Electric | ||||||
| Plumbing (Water, Sewer, Gas) |
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| HVAC | ||||||
| Steps and Skirting | ||||||
| Decks | ||||||
| Driveway | ||||||
| Garage | ||||||
| Landscape | ||||||
| ALL OTHER | ||||||
| *CONSULTING Pkg is included in all sales. Must have capable Project Manager to manage job | ||||||
| RPM: 'Remote Project Management' - $1,500 | ||||||
| DIA: 'Do It All' - Cost is 10% of Sitework total (Not available in all regions) | ||||||
Modular homes are almost always set with a crane. This is mostly because they are delivered on a frame, which is then taken back to the factory and reused after delivery. A mobile home is phsyically built onto the frame, which stays with the home. Mobile homes can also be set this way, usually when the home is set on a basement or site conditions require it. These photos show a crane set of a double wide when conditions were too muddy for a regular ole’ truck.
