One of the most exciting moments in the modular home journey is watching your luxury modular home arrive and be placed on its foundation. It’s a major milestone—but it’s not the final step. After your home is set, the next phase begins: interior and exterior completion work that brings your vision fully to life. Here’s what happens next in the process when you build a modular home with Design Build Modular.
Finishing the Interior
Because modular homes are constructed in a factory, many elements are already installed before the home ever reaches your site. This allows for a faster and more predictable finish schedule once the modules are in place, a key advantage of modern modular construction.
Kitchens and Bathrooms Take Shape
Most cabinetry, countertops, sinks, and plumbing fixtures are installed in the factory. That means your kitchen and bathrooms already have their essential components in place, streamlining the finishing process. Whether you’re investing in your first home or buying a modular home as a vacation retreat, these steps ensure quality and efficiency.
Doors, Trim, and Hardware
Interior doors are typically hung on all non-connecting walls prior to delivery. Base trim, casings, and much of the interior detailing are also pre-installed, helping each space come together quickly with flexible design options that suit your style.
Windows and Entry Doors
High-quality windows and exterior doors are installed in the factory under controlled conditions. This not only improves precision but ensures energy efficiency and weather-tight performance—perfect for homes in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, where weather can vary widely.
Electrical Fixtures and Finishing Touches
Some lighting and decorative elements are installed after the home is set. This includes fixtures that are shipped loose for protection during transit. We’ll complete these installations on-site to finalize your lighting plan and add those last design elements that make your luxury modular home unique.
Completing the Exterior
While your home may arrive with a portion of the siding already in place, we will finish siding seams, connect utilities (such as plumbing, electric, and HVAC), and build out any custom exterior features like decks, porches, or steps. These on-site elements are essential for integrating the home into its landscape, completing your home renovation goals, and meeting local building requirements.
The Final Stretch
After these finishing tasks are complete, we will walk through the remaining punch list items, confirm inspections, and prepare the site for move-in. Landscaping, driveways, and other exterior details are finalized so that when you get the keys, everything is ready for you to enjoy. You can even explore our Virtual Tours to see examples of homes nearing completion.
At Design Build Modular, we work closely with you every step of the way—from initial design through final move-in—ensuring that your home is not just built efficiently, but finished beautifully with carefully selected floor plans and flexible design options to suit your lifestyle.
About Design Build Modular
Design Build Modular is a leading modular home builder serving clients across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. With more than a century of combined design and construction expertise, we specialize in delivering high-quality, precision-built modular homes tailored to meet the needs of today’s homeowners.
Engineered for performance and designed for distinction, every home we build is meticulously crafted to our client’s needs. Our homes are built to exacting standards and supported by a comprehensive 10-year structural warranty, offering peace of mind for years to come.
At Design Build Modular, we are committed to providing a superior building experience, combining advanced modular construction technology with expert project management to deliver homes that exceed expectations.
Ready to build a modular home that fits your vision? Contact us today at (203) 790-7777 for a complimentary consultation and discover the benefits of luxury modular home construction.