Prefab Homes

An MH prefabricated house is based on the union of the MH System construction system together with the technology and quality control that allow the exterior and interior industrialization of the home. Once the elements are manufactured, they are transported and installed on site where they will be assembled and converted into a complete house.

A prefabricated house can arrive almost finished from the factory or in large pieces, while a modular house is built using 3D-printed modules, which usually have fixed dimensions. In our case, we would be closer to the definition of a prefabricated house than a modular one, although we do much of the interior assembly in a factory; therefore, our system offers the best of both worlds.

Depending on size and characteristics, the typical timeframe is between 3 and 8 months. If you'd like to learn more about this, visit our blog. "Frequently Asked Questions about Prefabricated Homes."

Modular Home prefabricated houses more than meet all the requirements set by the Technical Building Code (CTE). Furthermore, our prefabricated houses are made of concrete, the most stable and durable material, with high fire resistance, low maintenance, also adding excellent acoustic insulation. 

It is also added that Modular Home has the CE marking seals, TUV Seal and the Quality and Environmental Management seals according to the ISO 9001 and 14001 Standards.

At this point it is very important to highlight that concrete houses, since they have little maintenance and are made of a very firm and durable material, their useful life will be very long, hundreds of years. The structure of the Modular Home prefabricated houses work monolithically, with the monolithic structure being the one that offers greater resistance and stability. 

To build a prefabricated home, there are several steps and considerations that you must take into account.

List of things you need:

• Plot: You must have adequate and legally appropriate land for the construction of a home. This includes checking local regulations, zoning and permit requirements to make sure you can build a manufactured home on that land.
• Planning and Design: Decide the size, design and characteristics of the prefabricated home you want to build. You can choose from a variety of pre-designed MH models or design a custom home based on your needs and preferences.
• Budget: determines the total budget for construction. This includes the costs of the home itself, permits, earthworks, construction of the home, utilities and other related expenses.
• Choose Modular Home: Do your research and choose a reliable manufactured housing supplier. Modular Home is the manufacturer and installer of your construction system. Their experience and customer opinions are very different from the competition.
• Permit obtainment: You must obtain the Works License to begin the work, therefore you must present a basic project and execution to the town hall, pay fees and comply with the construction requirements in your area.
• Preparation of the Land: prepares the land where the home will be located. This may include excavating, grading, pouring concrete, cleaning it to get everything perfect for the beginning of the foundation.
• Transport and assembly: Modular Home will be responsible for coordinating the transportation of the prefabricated parts from the factory to the construction site, making the teams and professionals trained to assemble the home available to the work site.
• Construction: Modular Home has two quality memories: Essential and Única. In either of the two options, MH will execute the work according to the agreed contract and price.
• Finishes: You will have the opportunity to choose the finishes that will give a touch of personality to your home, taking into account your tastes and needs.
• Quality control: During the work, upon completion of its execution, quality controls and final inspections will be carried out to ensure that the home meets the appropriate quality standards and local codes and regulations.
• Occupation and Use: Once the home has passed all the inspections and is ready, you can obtain permission to occupy it and start living in it.

If you want to learn more about this topic, visit our blog. "How to build a self-build home?"

The model most requested by our clients, due to quality and price, is our Rothko home. 

A model designed barely 5 years ago and the one that our client liked the most. You can see our model here. 

If you have a small plot, it is better to House of two plants to take advantage of the garden, but if you have enough m² on the plot and the regulations allow it, we recommend a plant For your convenience.

It depends on the design and the level of finish. In many cases, industrialization allows for optimized materials and reduced construction time and unforeseen problems, resulting in savings compared to traditional construction.
Furthermore, the greatest savings come from reduced waste and shorter construction times. Read about other differences on our blog. "Differences between prefabricated and traditional houses."

Yes. Modular Home offers renderings and visualizations to help you understand the space and adjust project details before construction. You can also visit construction sites or view completed projects of the same model or similar designs.

Yes, each model can be customized with different finish levels. Customers can choose from Essential, Prime, or Iconic. We also offer customization packages so that materials, joinery, and equipment can be tailored to the customer's taste and budget.

Most do, but a prior study of the plot is necessary to check the regulations and whether, due to its geology, it is necessary to reinforce the foundation (piles, expansive clays or others...).

Models with three or more bedrooms, large common areas and the possibility of expansion are usually the most recommended.

Yes, access points, passage widths and layout can be adjusted to meet universal accessibility requirements if the client requires it.

All models can be designed with high performance, although compact homes are usually more efficient due to their smaller exposed surface area.

Of course! The models in the catalog are a starting point and sometimes serve as inspiration. You can modify the interior layout (move partitions, adjust rooms, or expand spaces), choose different exterior finishes, and change colors, textures, or woodwork to adapt the style to your tastes. Furthermore, it's possible to add elements such as porches, terraces, pergolas, or even a garage.

Yes. You can combine elements from different models—such as volumes, layouts, or materials—to create a customized version that better suits your needs. If the exterior architecture of a pre-designed model changes, it would be considered a "custom-built" house, just as it would be if we started from scratch.

It depends on what you're looking for.
The models in the catalog are an ideal option if you want a quick and streamlined solution. These models are designed for optimal usability, aesthetics, and efficiency, reducing design time and making it easier to adjust the budget from the outset.
On the other hand, a custom design is the best option if you have a very specific idea of ​​your home, need to adapt to a particular plot of land, or want to completely personalize your house. It's a more flexible and creative process, allowing you to have a truly unique home.
The perfect choice depends on your needs and the level of customization you want for your future home.

Yes. Thanks to the modular construction system, it is possible to add new rooms, expand areas or incorporate additional spaces without the need for complex construction work.
In addition, we offer the possibility of working with mobile modulesThese are fully finished units that can be easily added or relocated as needed. These modules allow, for example, the addition of an office, an extra room, a small independent apartment, or a leisure area without altering the main structure of the house.