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In business since 1972, Rochester Homes, Inc. builds and constructs houses at its location which are then brought to clients’ sites for finalization by builders.

Choosing a modular home over a standard home eliminates many possible errors in the building process, due in part to the workers' familiarity with the floor plans

Before you can even begin to build your modular home on-site, you will have to take care of a few things.

Modular homes are getting a lot of attention these days, but why? There’s a lot to do with cost savings, but there’s much more than that, too.

Rochester Homes, Inc. is a Rochester-headquartered modular homes manufacturer that's known for its construction of contemporary prefabricated residences.

An increasing number of people are looking for the construction of a modular home due to the benefits it offers over traditional home construction.

Rochester Homes Inc. is expanding their service and product accessibility for prospective buyers.

A home is likely the biggest investment any of us will make over the course of our lives.

If you're in the market for a new home in the Midwest, there are a number of reasons why considering modular home floor plans in Indiana can be a great step in the direction of home ownership.

Most people are unaware of the benefits of building a prefabricated modular homes and how it has evolved in past decades

When building a dream home, there are so many decisions to mull through - cementing, plastering, who knows what else must be used to build a safe place to live.

Modern modular home manufacturers in Indiana follow a detailed set of construction standards for their prefabricated homes.

Indiana-based modular home builder providing top-quality materials for custom new home interiors.

Getting a custom home is not as difficult as it seems. Really.

Modular homes are a great investment, especially when building a new structure on land. It can actually be much more beneficial than building a home through traditional methods.

If you've been living in the Midwestern United States for any serious length of time, you're probably accustomed to the brutal weather conditions.