Watching the modular housing industry over the years, I’ve seen a lot of new companies come along acting like they are a modular home factory but in reality, they are just home builders. New World Homes comes to mind as one of the earliest proponents of this marketing technique.
Then we started to hear about a woman, Michelle Kauffman, on the West Coast that said she founded the prefab movement. She is an Architect that designed the original Breeze House and had it built for her in a modular factory. However when she tried to start her own factory, she fell flat on her face.
Now I’ve come across a very good looking company that is design oriented in its approach to selling modular homes. At first I thought I might have found a new factory that opened in Maine but after visiting their website, I found the latest and perhaps the best idea so far for a design company to market modular homes. Welcome to Bright Built Home of Maine.
The website is clean, easy to navigate and prominently features modular construction. They also feature net-zero and East Coast pricing. Prices start at less than $200 a sq ft.
Their homes are built by Keiser Homes in Maine and actually tell you that on their website.
If you a modular home builder, you might want to take a look at a website that makes people want to do business. Architects and designers becoming builders – the new way to modular homes.
