In this episode we speak with Phil Dunlevy of 2-10 Homebuyers Warranty to discuss what Westchester Modular offers as a warranty on every home built.

In this episode we discuss the dynamic shift in the housing market to smaller homes and the growing popularity of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU). The main reason for this shift in the market appears to be the rising costs to build and higher interest rates.

In this episode we discuss with Thomas Coronato of The Federal Savings Bank what he sees going on in the home building market, and what challenges customers are facing such as rising interest rates. They will discuss what people can expect as they go through the process and how to navigate those challenges.

John Colucci VP of Sales & Marketing for Westchester Modular Homes is joined by Joe Enright and Dave Dillman of Westchester Modular Homes of Fairfield County, LLC with call in guest Tom Coronato who is a loan officer for Citizens Bank. They discuss the process of getting a loan for a modular home.

In this episode we walk you through the design process, discussing what factors need to be accounted for while designing the home. Special guest Dave Wrocklage a sales representative for Westchester Modular Homes shows how a home is designed using the Chief Architect design software.

In this episode we discuss what happens the day the house is set. This is one of the most exciting days in process for the customer when the house is finally installed on the foundation. We discuss what the factory and builders are responsible for, and what the customer can expect to see during the house set.

In this podcast we discuss the scope of work when building a modular home, and why it really is important to have a trained professional complete the finishes. The reality is even though a lot of work is completed by the factory there still a quite a bit that needs to be done after the home is set. In short "don't DIY your own home".

In this episode we discuss what's included in a quote. Not all home builders quotes are the same. It's critical to understand what a builder is or isn't including when they give you a price. When getting quotes from multiple builder's you want to make sure they are comparing apple's to apple's.