CoBuild^TM Generally, unless expressly stated in a signed agreement, pricing for modular components covers volumetric modules with factory-applied finishes as specified in your selections. All modular homes require additional site-specific work to complete, which is outside the base modular scope. Examples include, without limitation: foundations, footers, utility laterals and connections, grading, drives/walks, exterior stairs / porches / decks, crane / access preparation, jurisdictional permits / fees, inspections, and any site-built elements.

Turnkey Pricing ( limited availability ) includes: (i) the CoBuild™ home price; (ii) delivery and set; and (iii) an estimated allowance for site work, finishes, materials, and utilities if EcoCraft serves as General Contractor within 60 miles of Greater Pittsburgh. For projects beyond this range, or when the customer uses their own contractor, turnkey pricing serves only as a planning estimate of likely total home cost (exclusive of land/lot) and is not a guaranteed final price. Where the customer retains the GC, the customer is solely responsible for contracting, scheduling, and paying for all site work and related services.

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When your EcoCraft Homes home is ready for delivery, we coordinate a seamless process to ensure everything is set safely and correctly. Our set crew and set specialist will arrive with your home to oversee and manage the installation. We work with a local crane service, which the customer provides, to lift and place the modular sections onto the prepared foundation.

Once the modules are set and secured, our team will inspect for correctness and watertightness, ensuring all connections are properly aligned and the home is fully sealed against the elements. This process ensures a smooth transition from delivery to the next phases of your build.

Before your EcoCraft Homes home is delivered, several key site preparations must be completed to ensure a smooth and efficient installation.

Foundation & Surveying – The customer is responsible for having the foundation installed and surveyed to confirm it is level and ready to receive the modular units.

Mechanical Prep – All necessary utilities, including plumbing, electrical, and HVAC connections, must be prepped according to the provided plans to align with the modular home’s connection points.

Site Access & Crane Pad – The site must be accessible for delivery trucks and a crane, with a properly prepared crane pad to support the lifting and placement of the modules.

Proper site preparation is essential to a successful and timely home installation. Our team will provide guidance to help you coordinate these steps.

Financing your modular home is a personal decision, and we encourage you to explore options that best fit your financial goals. While we do not provide in-house financing, we have established relationships with both local and national lenders who are familiar with modular construction and can offer financing solutions tailored to your needs.

If you’re ready to take the next step, we recommend filling out the prequalification form on our website. This will help you understand your financing options and move forward with confidence in your home-building journey.