John A. Alvarez & Sons, Inc. has been building Modular and Manufactured homes for over 6 decades. We are proud to have customers who are children or grandchildren of previous home buyers. We have Two-Story, Cape and Ranch modular homes to view at our sales location and offer a variety of double-wide& single-wide manufactured homes. Make an appointment and see why John A. Alvarez & Sons has been a leader in the modular and manufactured housing industry for over 61 years. From site prep to laying foundations, raising walls to finishing work, this video will show you how we get it done and what will go into building your new home.
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Unique floor plans, customer participation and detailed construction meetings are all attributes you will find when building with us. With a large model home center located in the heart of NY's Hudson Valley, John A. Alvarez & Sons is uniquely capable of helping you achieve your home-building goals.
Modular home building is about control - control of quality, timelines, budgets and the site. It's a better way to build and there's no doubt that in the next 5 years we're going to see a huge shift in how construction is done. It's how you integrate materials; how much of it is delivered in completed modules versus pieces and elements.
Manufactured homes are trailers, mobile homes, singlewides and doublewides. They are built to the federal building code called "HUD." Modular homes are only similar in that they are built in a climate-controlled factory. Otherwise, they are very different. Modular homes are built to the IRC building code and your local building department requirements.
Reviews (5)
Danielle Smith
May 28, 2022
Went there last min. to check out some homes. There was no cars in the parking lot and I asked the front desk if I could just look around at some houses even though the sign said by appointment only (which i was unaware of until I drove all the way out there). I told the woman how i had just come from Future Homes & wanted to see what they had to offer.
She flat out said no, didn't even try and see if she could squeeze us in quick. We just wanted to see which home we liked better then would of spoken further with pricing & build options from there. You'd figure after I just came from a competitor they would of been a little nicer to get my business.
She flat out said no, didn't even try and see if she could squeeze us in quick. We just wanted to see which home we liked better then would of spoken further with pricing & build options from there. You'd figure after I just came from a competitor they would of been a little nicer to get my business.
Dylan Hale
Feb 09, 2022
Junk Homes. With a name that sounds like you get what you pay. A while back I checked this place out. I couldn't believe what they were asking. I know a lot of these people say Modular is cheaper. Turns out Modular is right where stick-built is. I know this because I'm building my house stick-built below Kingston. If I'm going to pay 250-290k for a modular house. I might as well stick build the same thing and have a product that looks like I can resell for close to what I paid.
Julez Hill
Dec 26, 2020
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Apr 01, 2020
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