Why Manufactured?
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Controlled Construction Environment
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- Homes are not exposed to weather during construction.
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Trained Construction Personnel
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- Full-time dedicated construction personnel.
- Supervisors judge, train and critique employees before working on their own.
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Quality Control
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- Every home is under the direction of production supervisors, quality auditor and an Intertek quality control inspector.
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Insulation
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- SRI factory-built homes typically have more insulation than a site built home.
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Convenience
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- Factory-built homes arrive on site near completion and most often include draperies and appliances.
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Firm Prices
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- Typically, everything is included in the price "up front" and takes away the worry of rising prices and cost overruns.
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Cost Savings
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- Factory construction offers many opportunities for economizing and increasing efficiency in the production process and thereby passing the savings on to the home buyer.
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Time Saving
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- Moving into your home is in a span of weeks and not months.
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- Each SRI Home has the assurance of a 10 year major structural warranty to provide years of peace of mind.
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Home Owner’s Insurance
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- SRI buys your first year’s home insurance. (Some conditions apply - where permitted by law) - a huge savings when buying your new home.
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$10,000 Consumer Deposit Protection
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- Should a SRI retailer be financially unable to meet their commitment to the home purchaser, Western Guarantee will refund the deposit up to $10,000.
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