PurBilt Modular Homes
Modular Homes Built for Maryland Lots and Maryland Codes
When you build a modular home in Maryland with PurBilt, you get one team from the first sketch to move-in day. We help you pick a floor plan, pull the permits, manage the factory build, and handle delivery and set on your lot. Want a single-family home or a multi-family layout? Thinking about an ADU, an addition, or a modular commercial space? We do all of that. Every home is built to Maryland state and county codes and inspected and appraised just like a site-built home. We’re also an ENERGY STAR partner, so your home is built to save on energy from day one.
Why Maryland Homeowners Choose PurBilt
Building a home is a big step, and you want to know the people doing it are the real deal. Here’s what you should know about us.
- Maryland licensed builder, MHBR #8942 and MHIC #73624
- Fully licensed and insured
- Office at 400 Alameda Pkwy, Arnold, MD 21012
- Led by Samuel Giordano, with over 40 years of home-building experience, and Richard Giordano, with over 20 years in sales
- Member badges shown on the site: NAHB, MBIA, ENERGY STAR partner
- Serving Arnold, Annapolis, Baltimore, Bowie, Columbia and more across Maryland
If you have been searching for prefab homes in Maryland or manufactured homes in Maryland, it helps to know how those terms differ, because they are often used interchangeably and they should not be. Prefab is a broad term for any home built off site. A manufactured home is built to the federal HUD code on a steel chassis. A modular home is built in sections in a factory, set on a permanent foundation, and held to the same Maryland state and county building codes as a home framed on site, which is why it is inspected and appraised like one. PurBilt builds modular homes, and we are happy to explain what that means for your project when you call.
Building Maryland’s Future
Maryland’s Modular Home Specialists
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