General Contracting

We specialize in prebuilt modular homes — and coordinate the whole build.

One team, one point of contact: permits, foundation, delivery, set, and finish. You don’t chase the factory, the county, and the trades. We handle modular (our specialty) and manufactured projects, end to end — everything before the home arrives, then the set and finish.

Factory delivery and crane set of a modular home module

Know the difference

Modular vs. manufactured — what’s the difference?

Most buyers don’t know the difference, and it changes everything about financing, zoning, and resale. We work with both — here’s the plain version.

Building code

Modular

Colorado state + local codes, same as site-built (IRC).

Manufactured (HUD)

Federal HUD Code, uniform nationwide.

Construction

Modular

Factory modules, crane-set on a permanent foundation.

Manufactured (HUD)

Fully factory-built, transported in sections.

Foundation

Modular

Permanent (crawl/basement), locally inspected.

Manufactured (HUD)

Piers, blocks, or permanent foundation (zoning/lender).

Zoning & placement

Modular

Treated as site-built for zoning and land-use in CO.

Manufactured (HUD)

Local zoning may restrict placement in some areas.

Financing

Modular

Traditional construction/mortgage loans (FHA, VA, Fannie/Freddie).

Manufactured (HUD)

Chattel/"home-only" loans unless affixed + titled as real property.

Appraisal

Modular

Appraises like conventional; stronger resale.

Manufactured (HUD)

Valuation may be limited due to HUD classification.

Best suited for

Modular

Infill lots, subdivisions, higher-end finishes, long-term appreciation.

Manufactured (HUD)

Affordable housing, first-time buyers, rural lots, speed, cost-conscious.

A manufactured home can’t be “upgraded” to modular — they’re built to different codes. A manufactured home on personal property can convert to real property with the right foundation and paperwork. We’ll tell you straight which path your land and budget allow.

Scope

What we coordinate.

Site evaluation and home selection
County permitting and setback review
Grading, excavation, and utility routing
Engineered foundation or basement
Delivery and crane-set coordination
Utility hookups and marriage-line finish
Decks, porches, garages, and add-ons
Final inspections and walkthrough

Multi-family

Duplexes and larger multi-unit, too

We also coordinate multi-family builds — duplexes and larger multi-unit — under the same permit-to-setup process as our single-family modular and manufactured work. Bring us the project; we'll tell you what's realistic.

The build, step by step

One team, start to move-in

From finding land to final inspection — here’s how a BBD build actually flows. Same crew, same point of contact, every step.

  1. Find your land

    Or let us help you find a lot that's ready for a manufactured or modular home.

  2. Pick your home

    Choose a floor plan from our manufacturers, sized to your budget and lot.

  3. Permit + plan

    We pull the county permits and schedule the foundation, utilities, and delivery.

  4. Site prep

    Foundation, well/septic or city utilities, and the approach are completed before delivery.

  5. Set + finish

    The home is delivered, set on the foundation, and we tie it together and finish it out.

  6. Move in

    Final inspection, CO, and you move into a finished home.

Tell us about your land and timeline.

Give us your county, parcel, and what you want to build. We’ll be straight about whether modular or manufactured makes sense and what the real process looks like.

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