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The entry and hallway of a finished REDI-HOME, looking down vinyl plank flooring past a wall-mounted mini-split and a row of transom windows toward the dining area.

A house built in a building

A site-built house is assembled outdoors, in whatever weather arrives. A factory-built house is assembled indoors, in a controlled environment, with quality inspections at each stage.

  • Built in a climate-controlled factory

    The house is assembled in a controlled environment, with quality inspections at each stage.

  • Repeatable tolerances

    Factory jigs and tools hold tolerances an open site cannot.

  • A tighter envelope

    Tighter building envelopes and modern insulation reduce energy costs year-round.

The kitchen of a finished REDI-HOME, looking down the length of the house: a quartz-topped island with stools, sage green lower cabinets under white uppers, a white subway tile backsplash, and vinyl plank flooring running through to the bedroom door.

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