A CUSTOM MODULAR HOUSE

This classic Michigan farmhouse was built from a modular floorplan that Meadowlark Builders customized with unique finishes for aesthetic appeal, with an Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) foundation and with a Geothermal system for energy efficiency. This home is an outstanding example of a high-quality, green home constructed from modified modular components built using a customized modular floor plan. Meadowlark Builders installed the ICF foundation and then drywalled the shell of the home in just two days. Made from six modules that are bolted tightly together, this home has outstanding structural integrity due to it’s factory construction. 

YEAR BUILT:


2009

STYLE OF HOME:


CONTEMPORARY

CERTIFICATIONS & RATINGS:


HERS* SCORE: 38
EUI**: TBD

CONSTRUCTION TYPE:

MODULAR HOME WITH 2X6 WALLS
TRUSS ROOF

*The HERS Index is a scoring system for a home’s energy efficiency, like an MPG sticker for a motor vehicle. HERS starts with an average home for a point of reference called the “HERS Reference Home” which is valued at a HERS Index of 100. On the other side of the spectrum, the most energy efficient, net zero energy home scores a HERS Index of 0. Each point below the benchmark of 100 represents 1% of gain in energy efficiency.


**An EUI is the energy consumed (Btu) within a building divided by its total square feet. An EUI is a relative measure of how efficient a home is, with a lower number being better.