
Manufactured & Modular Homes
Manufactured & Modular Homes in Arizona
Explore manufactured and modular home options for Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside, Snowflake, and the White Mountains, with a team licensed by the State of Arizona as a manufactured home dealer and installer.
Housing Options
A Faster, Flexible Path to a New Home
Factory-built homes can be a practical way to put a quality home on your land in the White Mountains, whether it's a full-time residence in Show Low, a cabin near Pinetop-Lakeside, or a home on acreage outside Snowflake. Because most of the construction happens indoors, these homes are less exposed to weather delays during the build.
Sublime Design and Build LLC holds an Arizona Department of Housing D-12 Master Retailer license, which covers selling manufactured homes and factory-built (modular) buildings, and an I-10G Master Installer license for installing them. Together with our Arizona ROC contractor license, that lets us talk with you about choosing a home, preparing your site, and installing it.
Planning a site-built home instead? Learn about our new construction services.
Browse Floor Plans
Explore Homes From Leading Builders
Fleetwood Homes
Browse manufactured home floor plans from Fleetwood Homes, a home builder since 1950 and part of the Cavco family since 2009, then bring the plans you like to us.
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Explore manufactured and modular home series from Cavco, an Arizona-founded home builder, and shortlist the layouts that fit your property.
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These links open third-party websites. Models, pricing, and availability are set by each builder and can change, so ask us which homes are a fit for your property.
Know the Difference
Manufactured vs. Modular Homes
Manufactured Homes
- Built in a factory to the federal HUD Code (Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards).
- Each section carries a HUD certification label and is built on a permanent steel chassis.
- Transported to the site in one or more sections, then installed on a foundation system with anchoring.
- Often the most budget-friendly path to a new home.
Modular Homes
- Built in a factory as modules, called factory-built buildings (FBBs) in Arizona, to the building codes that apply at the home site.
- Set on a permanent foundation, typically with a crane, and finished on site.
- Generally treated much like a site-built home for permitting and inspections.
- Offers more flexibility in layout and finishes, often at a higher cost.
Local zoning, HOA rules, and lending can treat manufactured and modular homes differently, so it's worth confirming what your lot allows before choosing a home. We're glad to help you sort through it.
Installation & Construction
From Bare Lot to Move-In Ready
01
Site Review & Permits
We look at access, slope, utilities, and setbacks, and help you understand the permits and inspections your installation will need.
02
Site Preparation & Foundation
Grading, utility runs, and a foundation system designed for the home and for White Mountains conditions such as snow load and frost depth.
03
Delivery & Set
The home is delivered, placed, leveled, and joined section to section, then anchored and tied down to its foundation system.
04
Utility Connections
Water, sewer or septic, gas, and electrical systems are connected to the on-site utility terminals.
05
Finishing & Inspection
Skirting, steps, and finish work are completed, and the installation is inspected before you move in.
In Arizona, manufactured home installations are permitted and inspected through the Arizona Department of Housing or a local jurisdiction that works with it. Our Arizona ROC contractor license also covers related site-built work, from additions to new construction.
Licensing & Credentials
Licensed by the State of Arizona
D-12 · Dealer
Master Retailer
License #9269
Licensed to sell new and used manufactured homes and factory-built (modular) buildings.
Issued by the Arizona Department of Housing
Verify with ADOH(opens in a new tab)I-10G · Installer
Master Installer
License #9283
Licensed to install manufactured homes, mobile homes, and factory-built buildings, including foundation systems, tie-downs, and utility connections.
Issued by the Arizona Department of Housing
Verify with ADOH(opens in a new tab)Arizona Contractor
KB-1 Dual Building Contractor
ROC #353480
Arizona contractor license for residential and commercial building construction.
Issued by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors
Verify with the ROC(opens in a new tab)
Official sources: Arizona Department of Housing license search · ADOH license classifications · Arizona Registrar of Contractors record. In the ADOH search, choose the license type (Dealer or Installer), then search for the license number.
Serving the White Mountains
Start the Conversation
Ask About a Manufactured or Modular Home
A conversation, not a sales pitch
We'll follow up to learn more about your goals and arrange a time to discuss the project.
Helpful to include
Where the home will go, whether you own the land yet, and any floor plans or sizes you like.
Licensed in Arizona
Sublime Design and Build LLC · ROC License #ROC353480 · ADOH D-12 #9269 · ADOH I-10G #9283
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