Do I Need to Hire My Own Site Contractor to Complete My Custom Modular Home in Compton?

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What Is a Site Contractor Responsible for in Compton?

A site contractor is a contractor hired for a manufacturing project to oversee all aspects of a building project, including but not limited to:

  • Providing Site Engineering
  • Disposing of Construction Waste
  • Hiring Subcontractors
  • Supervising Subcontractors
  • Obtaining Building Permits
  • Scheduling Necessary Inspections
  • Securing Property
  • Providing On Site Temporary Utilities
  • Many Other Day To Day Tasks

Most on-site new home builds call for a site contractor to subcontract the labor required for the home build, oversee the full construction process, acquire all permits and licenses, construct the homes foundation, and complete many other day-to-day tasks that are a needed part of on-site home builds.

Do Modular Builds Usually Require A Contractor in Compton?

Often, prefabricated builders deliver the home out of the factory and leave the rest to a site contractor that the home owner has hired. You, the homebuyer, must then screen and hire site contractors to oversee the remaining manufacturing steps, costing you time and additional charges. USModular, however, is different from those other builders. On top of being a full service modular manufacturer, also a complete general contractor! We can handle every step in the process of building your new home in Compton.

From utility installation to construction of foundation, engineering to permitting, we cover all the steps from start to finish. We offer our customers a full service, experienced on-site team to coordinate, oversee, plan, and complete your entire housing project for you. You won’t ever need to worry about unexpected cost increases or incorrect permitting by the local contractors. We will take care of it all. At USModular, we guarantee pricing and craftsmanship from beginning to end.

Visit our website for more information on your next Modular Home!

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