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Debunking the Top 5 Myths About Modular Homes in North Carolina

Guest Blog by Fernando Calderon As the owner of Impresa Modular Charlotte, I’ve spent years helping families across the Greater Charlotte area build their dream homes using modular construction. In that time, I’ve encountered countless misconceptions about what modular homes actually are. Today, I want …

i360° VR Tour by Impresa Modular

INTRODUCING THE i360° VR TOUR™

When it comes to online tours, there are two product families, Virtual Walkthroughs that allow you to navigate throughout the home and Visualizers, which allow select various options within the home. The i360° VR Tour is a perfect example of a Virtual Walk-through for a custom home. Using the …

What If Ben Franklin Invented Modular Construction?

Ben Franklin was the oldest of the founding fathers. Most people don’t realize that he was more than twice the age of Thomas Jefferson when they signed the Declaration of Independence (33 vs. 70)! Ben had already had a rather full life. He was a …

The Only Way You Can Predict the Future is to Build It

“The only way you can predict the future is to build it.”, is a quote by Alan Kay, best known for his pioneering work on object-oriented programming and windowing graphical user interface (GUI) design. To extend his thought, the only way to build the future …

I’m pretty sure I can afford it. Can’t I?

Today’s interest rates have many wondering, “What can I actually afford to pay for my new home?” The good news is, if you could qualify for a home loan before the interest rates increased, then you can probably still qualify today. However, you just may …

Modules and Panels and Components, Oh My!

Building technology is changing, but it is only changing incrementally. In the U.S., builders have used what is called light-frame wood construction as the primary method of building homes since the 1830s. Light-frame wood construction is a method of construction using many small and closely …

Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know

Many homebuyers don’t even ask how their home will be built. Or, when they discuss it with a builder, they hear things like, “I have to,” or, “That’s the way we build; there isn’t a choice.” But that’s simply not true. It’s a victim mentality …