The CSI Advantages of Modular Housing
Modular construction is the way of the future, and the benefits of this cutting edge technology are showcased here. On this site you can learn why you should buy a modular home, browse through a variety of floor plans, and register to get in touch with one of our representatives for assistance in planning your new home.
To those struggling with building their own house, modular homes can seem like a miracle: They go up in a day or two and are ready to move into in a matter of weeks. The downside: There's a perception that all factory-built homes have mass-market finishing details that don't lend themselves to decorating. We are here to tell you - This is YOUR project. You can finish your home ANY WAY YOU LIKE! Use our factory to reduce the amount of time and expense it takes to build a home the OLD WAY.
Why Make It Modular?
More than 36,000 modular homes are built in the United States each year. They are not "mobile" homes, but permanent houses made in sections in factories, then transported by truck to building sites where they are set onto your prepared foundation or crawl space by our set crew.
Learn More About the Advantages of Modular Home ConstructionConsider This...
Would you build your new car from parts scattered all over your front lawn? Of course not. Then why contemplate building your new house from parts dumped on your lot and assembled as weather and sub-contractor availability permit?
Consider the CSI Modular Home Solution!
You simply can't beat the logic of substantially completing your new home in a factory controlled environment without any undue delays, cost overruns and settling for less than what you really want in your home.
CSI Homes In The News!
Geneseo Republic: CSI Manufactured Homes are alternative to contractor built
CAMBRIDGE — CSI Manufacturing Inc. in Cambridge will be celebrating 50 years of providing modular housing in the near future.
Begun in 1974, by Gale Casteel, the company started with manufacturing and erecting modular beef and hog confinements and milking parlors. A few years later, responding to changes in the agricultural community, Casteel transitioned to modular homes. The Casteel family has been providing quality homes for Henry County residents ever since.
Casteel passed away in 2015, and his two sons and daughter have run the business since. " ...continue
The Dispatch/Argus: Moriarty Is A Happy Home Maker
CAMBRIDGE — One Thursday afternoon last summer, Kimberly Moriarity of CSI Homes got a phone call from a man making an initial inquiry about the business.
He arranged to meet with her that Saturday. On Sunday, he returned with his sons. By Monday, he had chosen a design for the home and, by, Tuesday he had signed a contract.
That's a rarity for CSI which sometimes works with people for years before they choose a home.
"But if you think about it, it's not a snap decision that you make," she said. "And that's how you build up the rapport." ...continue