Custom Modular Home Interiors

Manufactured homes have been around since 1908 when Sears began selling pre-cut home kits and shipping them by rail to settlers in the west. Today, the tradition of modular homes remains strong, with many companies still adhering to the 'cheap and quick' model created by Sears. But our homes are different. While they're still quick to build, there's nothing cheap about our construction or manufacturing process. Take a minute to learn why our custom modular homes in Framingham, MA, are the best decision for you.

Complete Customization

Don't settle for anything less than your dream home. A major benefit of our modular homes is their ability to be completely personalized. You can rely on us to build a home precisely to your specifications.

Enhanced Quality From the beginning, we recognized that bringing homebuilding into the manufacturing world could be an enhancement to quality, as opposed to a substitute for it. Because we build our homes in a controlled environment, our full-time crew doesn't need to worry about weather delays, storm damage, labor diversions, or any other factors that could reduce the quality of your new home. Our facility also enables us to construct extra-strong modules capable of withstanding the rigors of highway transportation. Time & Money Savings Once the project is 'online,' your modular home can be built in only 1-2 weeks while the foundation is poured and prepared. When we arrive at your property, your new home can then be set in only 1-2 days before we complete all the finishing touches. This not only saves you valuable time, but also valuable dollars that you can use to decorate and furnish your new home. For additional savings, we also purchase our high-quality materials in bulk, meaning we can sell them to you at better prices than you'll find elsewhere.

Eco-Friendliness

Paul Silva Custom Builder is committed to doing our part for the environment. Because our homes are built off-site, our workers aren't consuming energy to travel to a job site for 12-15 months. Instead, construction happens in our facility, where we're able to effectively control and reduce the amount of waste we produce. Additionally, this process allows us to create tightly-constructed homes that are more energy-efficient than a site-built house.