What is a Modular Home?
A Modular Home is a home which is manufactured in a controlled environment, and is transported to the site for final setup. It meets or exceeds all residential codes, and is more energy efficient, and more affordable than comparable "site-bulit" homes.

Where can I put a Modular Home?
Modular Homes can be placed in any residential area because they are built to the same standards and codes as conventional homes. The three most common places to place Modular Homes are: In a City/Town, in the country (Farm), or in a Manufactured Housing park.

What is the difference between a Modular Home, and a Manufactured Home?
A Modular Home is built on a truss floor system so that it remains 100% level and square throughout the building process. A Manufactred Home is built on a steel frame that is designed to flex as it is transported.

I've heard a lot about the Triple M truss floor system. What is so special about it?
Triple M builds all of their Modular Homes on a engineered truss floor system which allows all of the plumbing and heating to be tied together within the truss under the home. Because all of the plumbing and heat ducts are contained within the floor, there is nothing to frame around when completing the basement, which gives you a full 8' ceiling in the basement.

I like the Triple M floorplans, but do I have to pick one of them?
No you don't. At Airdrie Modular Homes we allow the customer to custom design their dream home with one of our trained Professional Housing Consultants on a computer. This allows the customer to have a home that is truly their own.

How can I find out more about the homes?
You can click here to view a selction of the homes we offer, you will also be able to download the floorplans of any of the homes we have displayed online. Once you are done, you can fill out our informaiton request form, to request a brochure, or to make an appointment with on of our Professional Housing Consultants.

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