New Hampshire Modular Homes, LLC serves most communities within an hour of Warner, NH. with a wide variety of modular home plans. We are modular home dealers and offer a better way to build the home of your dreams at a price that you can afford.
Compared with traditional building techniques, a modular home offers many advantages, including a home built in a controlled environment using high-quality construction techniques and materials, lower cost, and a faster completion time.Our homes are built by Professional Building Systems (PBS).
Compared with traditional building techniques, a modular home offers many advantages, including a home built in a controlled environment using high-quality construction techniques and materials, lower cost, and a faster completion time.Our homes are built by Professional Building Systems (PBS).
Services
New Hampshire Modular Homes, LLC has been serving Central New Hampshire (NH) since 1999 with a wide variety of custom modular home plans. Customers who want to save money by managing their own projects have chosen to work with us because of the quality of our homes, our prices, and our custom-design services.
Modular homes are literally built from "the inside out" ensuring tighter construction, something which cannot be duplicated on the job site. Skilled craftsmen using only the finest machinery construct our homes in state-of-the-art factories. Building your new home inside the factory means that it is built under climate controlled conditions.
Simply put, a building system is a highly engineered method of producing buildings or building components in an efficient and cost effective manner. Modular homes actually begin as components; designed, engineered and assembled in the controlled environment of a modern factory. Today's modular systems are models of efficiency and quality assurance.
Reviews (1)
Amanda K.
Jun 23, 2016
My fiancee and I are ready to sell our small condo and find a bigger home to grow into. We are exploring all of our options and have done a lot of research and have decided we'd like to buy land and build or purchase a modular home. We have lots of questions and want to be as well prepared as possible. I work from a desk Monday though Friday, and have a fiancee who travels for work so often my free time after work is limited.
I decided to try and call NH Modular Homes LLC on my way to class after my work day to make a connection with someone over the phone, ask some basic questions that I couldn't find on the website, and in general just talk about the modular home process with this company. I talk to clients all day long, so for me, it's satisfying to just talk to a real person to get answers, versus just researching on the web.
When I called and headlined why I was calling, the person who answered the phone laughed at me. I asked why she was laughing and she asked if I was driving? I was, and told her yes (Bluetooth / hands-free is a wonderful thing). She then went on to explain that she felt it was ridiculous to be calling while driving and that I must not have been very serious if I was making this call while driving.
I was so taken aback that I let the woman know I would shop elsewhere. I'm not sure what the normal business practice is for companies such as this, but I would think that laughing and disrespecting prospective clients is not the best way to earn business or build a great reputation.
I decided to try and call NH Modular Homes LLC on my way to class after my work day to make a connection with someone over the phone, ask some basic questions that I couldn't find on the website, and in general just talk about the modular home process with this company. I talk to clients all day long, so for me, it's satisfying to just talk to a real person to get answers, versus just researching on the web.
When I called and headlined why I was calling, the person who answered the phone laughed at me. I asked why she was laughing and she asked if I was driving? I was, and told her yes (Bluetooth / hands-free is a wonderful thing). She then went on to explain that she felt it was ridiculous to be calling while driving and that I must not have been very serious if I was making this call while driving.
I was so taken aback that I let the woman know I would shop elsewhere. I'm not sure what the normal business practice is for companies such as this, but I would think that laughing and disrespecting prospective clients is not the best way to earn business or build a great reputation.
