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Glad you enjoyed it! What did you find helpful?

@@Buffalomodular Seeing the various options. We hope to be in mid Tennessee. Would this builder be able to deliver that far?

We will post a final walkthrough soon but you can check it out at modernmaples.com

Increased ceiling height - so often the lofts feel a little tight for my tastes. Look for other videos on this home.

More videos coming!

Have you seen the other videos we've done with walkouts?

We caught most of it but not everything. What were you looking to see?

It's going to be an amazing house!

@@Buffalomodular really is! We made a great team!

Pine Grove and Pleasant Valley are kind of one and the same, exactly! Different branches of the same tree so to speak. What is it about them that has drawn you in?

@@Buffalomodular Yes! I purchased a manufactured house back in the 90’s and I looked at a ton of Pine Groves. They were proud of their hardwood cabinets and hardwood window sills standard in every home. I ended up getting a Colony but I still look them up to see what they offer.

What are you looking for in your kitchen?

It's great right?! Finished walkthrough coming soon!

The plan isn't available anymore from the factory site! It was something found a few years ago, but as long as it's a modular plan we can build it!!

Great question. We just quoted out a 1450sf 3/2 ranch for $117/sf 👍😊✅🙌🏡😎☀️

Wow, still surprisingly low. Do you happen to have any pictures of this specific house on your FB or IG?

Designated wetlands area doesn’t necessarily have a specific soil density. The soil density for footing bearing requirements still needs to be measured whether you’re on or near wetlands or not. A lot of times areas are designated wetland, simply for top water accumulation, and may not indicate weak soils below grade. But regardless of where you’re building assessing the soil bearing requirements for your foundation, footers and loads is typically always required for town and engineering requirements. Water management is always an important thing to consider wherever your building. Drain tile sump pump and drainage Conductors from rainwater is always a part of any new home building planning requirements. It’s important to take water away from your house through these means and with final grading. Yes, we build in the Lake Placid area and we’d be happy to chat with you about your specific project. Feel free to reach out anytime and we can have a conversation about your specific project and how we might be able to be of service to you.

Yes I would say so. Sometimes there's nothing to report at all, but if there was something, this is a good example of what to expect.

Thank you! Any flattery you want to send our way we will gratefully receive :-) we help you in lining up all of your contractors, going over quotes with you, talking to trades that might need further explanation, and help me make sure you have all the paperwork set up for your permit. We will be available throughout the entire building process and having regular meetings to ensure the projects success!

I’m not sure what you mean. Can you clarify?

Yes plumbing is stubbed in the knee wall for a future bath.

good to know what you like and don't like that's for sure

SOOOO much space!

There are collar ties added. Check out this video to see more: ua-cam.com/video/zoo2fY5-e_I/v-deo.htmlsi=_japf7shytPIiYwa

I totally agree! Glad you liked it!

Shelley’s are perfect when you have a really nice view and want to enjoy it from the outside and inside of the house as for the fridge, that’s true; a lot of people don’t get a counter-depth fridge, but even a counter depth fridge sticks out past the cabinets , because you have to be able to open the doors.

@@Buffalomodular the frigidaire twin refrigerator freezer doesn't stick out past the cabinets, it's built in, if it sticks out at all it's no more than an inch or two, compared to the several inches of a standard refrigerator

Thanks! House was shipped on Foore carriers. Some of those modules got split apart to set shorter boxes on site. The upstairs all had to be finished on site.

if not sure if you want to do it or spend on it, always worth prepping for it by running the electrical in the factory.

It changes your workspace quite a bit! Lots of people think it’s only decorative but it’s very functional

It’s a custom chalet! What do you like about it?

@@Buffalomodular I do like the outdoor viewing options at all angles.

Although it is a chalet, we took elements from several different floor plans in the layout. The amount of light, with the very limited number of windows, is pretty striking. Empire wasn't the least expensive option by a distance. Other factories offered combinations that could have saved tens of thousands of dollars. But the second floor optionality played a huge role in our build, and ultimately in the street appeal as well. Do you want dormers? What about the pitch of the second story ceiling? Distance to your site? Quality control? Also - the issue with the wall in the bathroom was settled before we left Lyndonville. Some gadflies like to stalk these builders, but this is an example of responsiveness to us.

If we can't build there, than no one is allowed to!

You have no idea!

Us too! What do you like about it?

Just wait until it’s done! It’s going to be amazing!

Certainly is fantastic!

Delivering and setting the house onto your foundation will be+/- $150/sf!

48 inch would be a custom size, but either way I’m not sure it would look good. Clean lines are one thing, but that might be taking it a little too far.

You are so welcome!

Haha well said!

Awesome! We love working with owners who bring in General Contractors to run the site work!

We do our best to address everyone’s concerns. If there’s anything you would like to discuss, please reach out! 716-313-2714

No we don’t! Where is your project?

Who knows, I’m five years you may start seeing a bunch of plans with closed off spaces!

The house is only 15 feet wide!

These are 9’😊

we don't i'm afraid but have you checked out blu homes? i think they do.. we don't actively sell our designs but if you liked this design or another project and wanted full prints i'm sure we could figure something out!

@@Buffalomodular Thanks for the response, I do like the design. I will check out blu homes. Thanks

Yes it’s done all the time. There is a type of swap where your fees to remove go to ducks unlimited so they can theoretically buy new protected lands. I believe it’s typically 90k per acre.

@@Buffalomodular ducks unlimited? 🤣🤣🤣

@@MattsTruckLife i know right www.ducks.org/

This home delivered and set for you would start about $125 per square foot!

Who doesn’t love a chalet!?

$800 for trim $400 for rough framing $1000 for drywall and finish. $2500-3000 retail.

Looks great, always loved it as a different way to make a home distinctive! There are many ways to spend $3,000 less efficiently. @@Buffalomodular