These prefab home builders located throughout Indiana produce a wide range of residences.
Looking for an affordable prefab, modular, or kit home in the Hoosier state? These four companies leverage efficient factory production to build first-rate homes—and the turnaround time is often quicker than conventional construction.
Ursula David and Indy Mod Homes featured in the February 2018 Angie's List national magazine. The Angie's List story was also featured in several news reports - watch them here:
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When many people hear “prefabricated” or “modular” in relation to houses, they picture trailers or hastily built tract homes. But as Angie’s List reports, today’s prefab housing embraces flexible and modern design with all the amenities.
One of fewer than a half-dozen female prefabricated home builders in the U.S. in the building business since 1985. Ursula switched to modular after the housing crash, and with her own house, started a prefab block in Indianapolis' Cottage Home Neighborhood in 2012.
Ursula David embodies the essence of a true trailblazer, spending the past 25 years building custom homes in an industry dominated by men.
But David, who turned 65 earlier this month and is beginning to lighten her work load, has never thought of herself as a leader for other women who might follow in her footsteps. >> Full Article
If you’re stepping foot in the city for the first time, it is the skyline that welcomes you. It is the landscape, the church steeples, the neighborhood aesthetics that greet you. Buildings and houses are the unspoken representatives of any area, and the builders are the unspoken ambassadors, revealing the quirks and characters, drawing out the identities of their neighborhoods.
A few female figures have emerged as leaders in Indy’s male-dominated building industry and have come to represent the city in its surge of new urban growth and revitalization. Recently, I had a chance to talk to two intriguing women and to learn their perspectives on what it means to be a builder in Indianapolis. >> Full Article
Commuters who passed through the near-downtown Cottage Home Neighborhood on the morning of June 25, 2013, could be forgiven for doing a spit-take when they returned home that evening. While they were at the office, a vacant lot on East 10th Street sprouted a finished, Space-Age-looking abode. >> Full Article
An Indianapolis developer is responding to the growing demand for new home construction by building several pre-fab homes in a downtown Indianapolis neighborhood that is in the middle of revitalization. >> Full Article
