Home Styles
Keystone’s professional design capability, coupled with craftsmanship and the use of quality brand-name materials affords every Keystone home buyer maximum livability, style, and a solid investment in trouble-free home ownership. Attention to detail and craftsmanship is your assurance for a lifetime of built-in value that will give every Keystone home buyer satisfaction year after year.
Our Modular Home Styles
A-Frame
A-frame modular homes are characterized by their distinctive triangular shape, resembling the letter “A”. This style features steeply angled roofs that often extend nearly to the ground, creating a unique silhouette and maximizing interior space.
Cape Cod
Cape cod modular homes typically feature a symmetrical facade, steep roof with side gables, central chimney, and dormers. These homes often have a cozy, cottage-like appearance with shingle siding and shuttered windows.
Colonial
Colonial style modular homes are usually two stories tall with a symmetrical facade, evenly spaced windows, and a centered front door. These homes often feature columns or pilasters and may have dormers on the upper floor.
Rancher
Ranch-style modular homes are single-story dwellings with a long, low-to-the-ground profile. They typically have an open floor plan, large windows, and an attached garage. Modular ranch homes are known for their practical, sprawling layouts and easy accessibility.In-Law Suite
An in-law suite is a separate living space within or attached to a main home, designed to provide privacy and independence for extended family members or guests. In modular homes, this can be incorporated as an additional wing or apartment-like area, often including a bedroom, bathroom, and sometimes a kitchenette.Experience the HBK
Home Building Difference
Homes by Keystone designs, manufactures, delivers, erects, warrants, and fully services a complete line of custom-built manufactured homes in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. We’ve crafted a comprehensive, end-to-end process that takes you from initial concept to move-in day and beyond. Our commitment to excellence is evident in every aspect of our home-building journey, ensuring that your dream home becomes a reality without compromise.
Quality materials that ensure longevity
Complete construction from foundation to final touch-ups
Customization to meet your specific preferences
Clear communication throughout the building process
Long-term peace of mind with warranties and support
Build a Custom Home that Meets Your Lifestyle Preferences
Looking for modular home builders that can customize prefab houses? We stand out in the modular home industry because of our ability to custom design each customer’s floor plan and adapt to changing housing needs. Our experienced team works closely with each customer’s “dream home” design. Whether you’re drawn to one of our popular models or have specific modifications in mind, we’re committed to bringing your vision to life. From adjusting room layouts to incorporating special features, we blend our expertise with your ideas to create a home that’s uniquely yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the benefits of a modular home?
Modular homes offer several key advantages for homebuyers. They are typically more cost-effective and faster to construct than traditional homes, often saving 10-20% on costs and reducing build time by up to 50-60%. Built in controlled factory environments, these homes benefit from consistent quality control, resulting in structures that are often stronger and more energy-efficient. Despite misconceptions, these homes offer impressive design flexibility and appreciate in value similarly to traditional homes. -
What is the average cost of a modular home in PA?
The average cost of a modular home in Pennsylvania typically ranges from $90 to $150 per square foot. This translates to about $180,000 to $300,000 for a 2,000 square foot home, not including land and site work. -
Which is better, mobile home or modular home?
Modular homes are generally considered better in terms of quality, durability, and value appreciation. They’re built to local building codes and are permanently fixed to a foundation, unlike mobile homes.