While harder to achieved, a Modular Factory-Built Housing (FBH) certification is superior to HUD-approved Manufactured Homes or Recreational Vehicle (RV) certification when it comes to single-family home structures in California due to its higher construction standards and long-term livability. Modular FBHs are built to the same California Building Codes (CBC) as site-built homes, ensuring they meet rigorous safety, energy efficiency, and durability requirements. In contrast, HUD-approved homes (Manufactured Homes) follow federal standards that may not align with California’s strict building and energy codes, and RVs are generally designed for temporary occupancy with minimal structural requirements and inadequate insulation. Modular homes offer better insulation, sustainability, durability and weather resistance, making them more suitable for permanent residences in California's diverse climates. FBHs are considered real property, it is also typically easier to secure financing and the home will appreciate, unlike a Manufactured home or RV.

All our current MoD offerings consist of a main living module and an onsite attached Utility Room module. These dwellings are designed around a full chef’s kitchen, full bathroom and a living and sleeping area all in an open floorplan and they all include an enclosed private patio. Our dwellings are intended to engage with nature utilizing large windows including clerestory windows throughout as well as a 3 panel bifold door which opens to either the included entrance landing stair or an optional full sized entertaining deck.