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Hybrid Homes Texas LLC offers a wide selection of premium modular homes. Our goal is to build you a premium modular home in Texas. Our low pressure, stress-free environment​ will assist you in designing a customized floor plan to suit your lifestyle. When you are ready to explore your dream home, we are here to make your dream a reality.


BENEFITS OF PREFAB 


The cost of building a custom new home continues to go up. According to HomeAdvisor, the average new home built in the United States was $287,982 in early 2021, but with more aspiring buyers than sellers, that figure is rising. And the alternative, an existing home, is no better bargain. The National Association of Realtors reported in March of 2021 a 17-percent gain gain in existing-home sales prices.

CUSTOM PREFAB HOMES

  • Modular homes can be more affordable than site-built homes. Their shorter build time can save money on the overall construction
  • Home inspections are not needed, as they are done in the factory
  • Modular homes appraise the same as their on-site built counterparts do; they do not depreciate in value
  • Home loans for modular homes are the same as site-built homes
  • Insurance premiums for modular homes are the same as site-built homes
  • Taxes on modular homes are the same as site-built homes
  • Modular homes are permanent structures — real property
  • Modular homes are faster to build than 100 percent site-built homes
  • Modular homes can be built to withstand 175-mph winds
  • Modular homes are recognized as a form of green building and being energy efficient
  • Modular homes can be customized
  • Modular home designs vary in size and style

ENERGY EFFICIENT

LESS WASTE

Prefab homes are inherently sustainable because they use resources more efficiently: It’s easier to gauge how much material is required for a prebuilt home since the same formula is followed for each model. This means that prefab manufacturing results in far less material waste than traditional builds, thanks to the reduced risk of damage to materials or an unused surplus. And since materials are stored in a factory instead of on a construction site, they’re less likely to be stolen, vandalized, or damaged.  Modular homes are often built as more tightly sealed structures, too, which means that in addition to less material waste, they also waste less energy and can lower your heating and cooling costs, according to the National Association of Home Builders.


DURABILITY

Not every house could stand up to the long journey of being shipped from the factory to a homebuilding site. To reinforce the house frame for delivery, Prefab homes require sturdy materials, making them more durable out of the gate than traditionally built homes. 


SHORTER CONSTRUCTION TIME

By the time a traditional site is prepared for the building process, a prefab home will already be built. And since building takes place indoors, weather delays won’t pose any problems. The NAHB estimates that modular home projects can be completely finished in around three to six months.


ACCESS TO SKILLED CRAFTSMEN

Did we mention there’s a shortage of skilled labor among the construction industry? Several factors have contributed to it since the 2009 recession, and the impacts of Covid-19 have only served to compound the issue. Choosing a prefab home automatically connects you to skilled tradesmen at the factory. 


LOWER AVERAGE PERMIT VALUE

Permitting, one of the hidden costs of home ownership, delivers better value to prefab homes too. According to the NAHB, permit value is a more useful figure than the home’s sale price. It’s because about 80 percent of prefab homes are built for the owners who will occupy them, “unlike site-built homes that are often built speculatively for sale at some point in the future,” explains Paul Emrath, NAHB vice president for survey and housing policy research. 



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