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Bye Felicia

 

@sander1036

 

Modular home builder eh?

 

I'd say yes, Greg will say no lol

 

I like to think we are mirical workers.

 

Haha I think the same thing most times... So what's some Pros and cons of modulars over conventional

 

Mods are built to stricter codes wich makes a better home structurally and energy efficiency. And of course the main thing is time frame depending on the type of mod you can be living in it days after it is set.

 

^^^This. Plus the fact that since they are built in a plant the building process doesn't stop because of weather.

 

Typically do the modular company's charge a design fee of some kind?

Thanks for the information guys, I don't know much of the residential side of construction so it's nice to leArn a little.

 

Not generally. Best thing to do is contact a local builder "retailer" and they will set you up with literature, plans, options, etc and get you pointed in the right direction. Of course if you have any questions either of us would be glad to help! If I remember Monday I'll see if we have a builder in your area and give you an idea where to head to

 

:thumbs up: thanks nick!

 

No problem bud!

 

Cleaned up the wiring on the lights and speakers on the buggy the last couple nights.
Before and after:

 

Well there was no before picture of driver side so idk if you did anything hahaha

 

Lol I realized after we had the driver's side done I forgot to take a before picture! Fortunately there was a second side to be able to get one

 

So where's the wires now?

 

Running through the cage. Drilled a couple small holes and ran them to where the tubes intersected and had to jump from tube to tube because the main one was continuous and the upper tube was notched. Fed them to the top tube and ran them to the accessories.