Installing a prefab home follows a clear, efficient timeline:
Site Preparation: The lot is cleared, graded, and a foundation (e.g., concrete slab, crawl space) is poured.
Component Delivery: Factory-built sections (modules or panels) are transported to the site via trucks.
Assembly: A crane or team assembles the components—modular sections are stacked and connected, while panels are fitted together.
Finishing Touches: On-site work includes connecting
utilities (water, electricity, sewage), adding siding, and finishing
interiors (paint, flooring).
Most installations take 1–4 weeks, depending on the home’s size.
