Which manufacturer's floor plans does United Family Homes use?
Kit West Custom Homebuilders.
What is the difference between a modular and manufactured home?
While they are both pre-fabricated homes, a modular home is partially built in a factory and must meet local building codes and standards vs. the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) standards with manufactured homes.
Download our HUD vs MODULAR spec sheet.
What are the HUD standards?
HUD stands for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It is a federal agency that holds policies related to housing, community development, and enforcing their housing laws.
How do I know if a home is a manufactured home?
A manufactured home is identified with a HUD tag and a steel frame.
Are mobile homes manufactured homes?
Yes, mobile homes are a type of manufactured home, though there is a difference between them based on when they were built. Homes built before June 15, 1976, are considered mobile, and after are considered manufactured homes.
Are mobile homes safe to live in?
Yes, mobile homes can be safe places to live. They are built to the same safety standards as site-built homes.
Do manufactured homes have wheels?
They were originally known as mobile homes because, yes, they are built on a chassis and wheels. Modern manufactured homes are built on a chassis and often have the wheels removed once placed on the property.
Do manufactured homes come with land?
No, manufactured homes are usually purchased separately from the land they are placed on.
What kind of foundation does a manufactured home have?
Usually, they lie on “pier and beam” foundations. They can also be placed on slab or basement foundations.
What kind of foundation does a modular home have?
They can be built onto several types of foundations, including basement, crawl space, pier and beam, and slab foundations.
Can manufactured homes have garages?
Yes, manufactured homes can have either attached or detached garages. The garage is added post-installation.
Will a manufactured home lose value?
As with any home, it can appreciate or depreciate depending on the condition, location, and broader housing market landscape.
Are manufactured home loans different?
Yes, they are often different from traditional home loans due to the nature of the property and the lenders available. They are often considered to be personal property loans.
Where do I buy a manufactured or modular home?
If you are local to the Treasure Valley, Idaho, or anywhere in the Northwest, you can purchase a pre-fab home from United Family Homes. Click here to see what floor plans we offer, or contact us to come tour some model homes.

United Family Homes is a family-owned and operated business. We have been in the housing industry for over 30 years and serve the greater northwest, including Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Our team is full of experts who know our prefab homes in and out and can provide all the service and expertise you could need. We offer quality homes and are honest and fair with our customers.

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Quick Links

PHONE

(208) 442-1605

ten.eciffotsewq%40semohfu.selas

ADDRESS

1413 3rd Ave N, Nampa, ID 83687

Frequently Asked Questions

Which manufacturer's floor plans does United Family Homes use?

Kit West Custom Homebuilders.

What is the difference between a modular and manufactured home?

While they are both pre-fabricated homes, a modular home is partially built in a factory and must meet local building codes and standards vs. the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) standards with manufactured homes.
Download our HUD vs MODULAR spec sheet.

What are the HUD standards?

HUD stands for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It is a federal agency that holds policies related to housing, community development, and enforcing their housing laws.

How do I know if a home is a manufactured home?

A manufactured home is identified with a HUD tag and a steel frame.

Are mobile homes manufactured homes?

Yes, mobile homes are a type of manufactured home, though there is a difference between them based on when they were built. Homes built before June 15, 1976, are considered mobile, and after are considered manufactured homes.

Are mobile homes safe to live in?

Yes, mobile homes can be safe places to live. They are built to the same safety standards as site-built homes.

Do manufactured homes have wheels?

They were originally known as mobile homes because, yes, they are built on a chassis and wheels. Modern manufactured homes are built on a chassis and often have the wheels removed once placed on the property.

Do manufactured homes come with land?

No, manufactured homes are usually purchased separately from the land they are placed on.

What kind of foundation does a manufactured home have?

Usually, they lie on “pier and beam” foundations. They can also be placed on slab or basement foundations.

What kind of foundation does a modular home have?

They can be built onto several types of foundations, including basement, crawl space, pier and beam, and slab foundations.

Can manufactured homes have garages?

Yes, manufactured homes can have either attached or detached garages. The garage is added post-installation.

Will a manufactured home lose value?

As with any home, it can appreciate or depreciate depending on the condition, location, and broader housing market landscape.

Are manufactured home loans different?

Yes, they are often different from traditional home loans due to the nature of the property and the lenders available. They are often considered to be personal property loans.

Where do I buy a manufactured or modular home?

If you are local to the Treasure Valley, Idaho, or anywhere in the Northwest, you can purchase a pre-fab home from United Family Homes. Click here to see what floor plans we offer, or contact us to come tour some model homes.

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