Ohio Modular Homes - McHale Builders

Welcome to McHale Builders - Builder of Modular Homes in Ohio

Modular construction, also known as "Systems Built", is a popular alternative to building a traditionally site-built home in Ohio. Our knowledge & experience working with government agencies, engineers, and consultants is priceless in today’s complex process of obtaining entitlements and permits. We can guide you step by step in the building process. While your home is being manufactured, we will be preparing the foundation for your home. Let McHale Builders help you in building your dream house.


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	Manufactured modular houses are not Mobile homes Pre-fab look just like traditional custom constructed homes. The big difference is that they are pre-built in factories and assembled on-site. This provides time savings since construction on the Manufactured modular building can begin in the factory while the site preparation work is being done.

	Report Card: Is FEMA ready this time? Then: The agency purchased modular and manufactured homes for use in flood plains that were not allowed under its own regulations. Many contracts for some 27,000 travel trailers that were bought "off the lot" did not specify FEMA minimum requirements ... FEMA <b>homes</b> destroyed by weather - Life- msnbc.com Hundreds of modular homes bought by FEMA for victims of last year's hurricanes were damaged beyond repair as they sat unused and, in many cases, unprotected from the elements, the ... Prefab-home gains signal housing pain - BusinessWeek.com- msnbc.com The government has paid almost $900 million for about 25,000 mobile and modular homes to provide dislocated residents roofs over their heads while they rebuild. CNBC Special: August Anxiety- msnbc.com People who lost homes to last year's hurricanes know how important it is to be ... DHS I.G. report on mobile and modular homes Highlights of Katrina report - Katrina, The Long Road Back- msnbc.com DHS I.G. report on mobile and modular homes ... Katrina money spent and wasted Aug. 29: NBC's Carl Quintanilla reports on the money ... Katrina, The Long Road Back- msnbc.com Visiting New York City to seek post-Katrina investment for his city, New Orleans ... DHS I.G. report on mobile and modular homes Daily Nightly: Why Judith Miller testified - Nightly News with Brian ... ... this I can hear the sound of non-stop hammering from the plaza behind 30 Rockefeller Center. The Habitat for Humanity/NBC News/Warner Music Group project to build modular homes is ... Audits: Millions in Katrina aid wasted - Katrina, The Long Road Back ... FEMA may have bought too many temporary homes — 24,967 manufactured homes obtained for $857.8 million and 1,295 modular homes at $40 million — resulting in 10,777 such homes ... Mayor Nagin blocks FEMA trailer parks - Katrina, The Long Road Back ... Nagin idles construction throughout city, may seek modular housing instead ... away, Nagin sided with the residents of Lakewood Estates, a community of spacious homes ... Creators Say New <b>Homes</b> Will Withstand Natural Disasters - News- msnbc ... The group said the homes are hurricane, mold, termite and earthquake proof. ... It's not a modular home," Brandie Dollar-Puhls of Force 10 USA said. "This is a system you ... Spider-like vessel hits New York waters - Innovation- msnbc.com Proteus, a prototype wave adaptive modular vessel, cuts through the waters of the Hudson ... 1,200 homes threatened in Big Sur fire

MODULAR RESOURCES

MODULAR HOME BENEFITS

Superior name brand products that you can depend on

Construction is done in a factory controlled climate which allows for year-round building

Quicker move-in times saves you a lot of cash

Customization and design flexibility

Better materials are used and applied with rigid specifications

Prices for modular homes are usually less than that of a traditionally built home

MODULAR FACTS


	Modular house modules are manufactured in a quality controlled manufacturing setting and shipped to the job-site for much speedier completion than site-built homes. They typically arrive on-site 89 percent done and ready to connect to the foundation.