Building Your Home Package

Home packages are panelized systems that are delivered to your site in pre-built sections. Nelson's automated factories provide you with precision panelized walls, roof, and floor components to expedite and simplify the building process of your modular home. Nelson Homes has a six-step modular home package sales process. Through this process, we help customers find the perfect home plan that suits their lifestyle and budget. Please note that modular home plans are customizable upon request.

Modular Home Packages

Our home package kits have a price guaranteed for quality and quantity. Home Packages include pre-cut floor trusses, panelized walls (pre-built and ready to stand up), engineered roof trusses, window, exterior finish, shingles, insulation, and drywall. Customers can also add cabinets and floor coverings. Delivery is included in the home package price.

Home Packages

Modular Home Package Advantages

Nelson's modular home packages are designed to make building a new home more efficient. It is convenient, one-stop service, where people with years of experience handle all of the major details. The home package consists of everything you need to get your home to the secure lock-up stage and beyond.

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Cut Framing Time In Half

Independent research shows a reduction of as much as 60% of framing time is required to assemble a home package.

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High-Quality, Energy Efficient Homes

Our manufacturing facilities adhere to strict building standards and codes; components are thoroughly inspected at every stage. Walls will be straighter, resulting in fewer problems with nail pops, ceiling or corner cracks.

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Save Money

Nelson guarantees that the modular home package price will not change when the home package is delivered within 6 months of placing your order.

Framed Homes vs. Panelized Homes

A case study conducted by "Framing The American Dream" compared the process of building two identical 2,600 SQ FT homes in the United States. One home was built using a traditional stick frame process and the other was built with engineered panelized systems. Key findings are outlined below:

Delivery Efficiency

Material shortage delays are less likely since the entire system is supplied in one package.

Decreased Labor Time

Total Job Site man-Hours To Erect

Truss & Wall Panel Components: 148 Hours

Stick Frame: 401 Hours

Decrease Waste

Entire Home Construction: Waste Produced

Truss & Wall Panel Components: 4 Yards

Stick Frame: 17 Yards

Decrease Products

Total BD. FT. Lumber

Panel Components: 15, 100 BD.FT

Stick Frame: 20,400 BD.FT

Decrease Labor Cost

Total Job Site Man-Hour Cost

Panel Components: $3,460

Stick Frame: $8,020

Wall Panel Framing

Optimization Benefits

Wall lumber use can be optimized, with studs designed at the optimum spacing for the applied roof and floor truss loads.

Sheathing

Increasing Project Speed

Sheathing can be applied in the factory, saving time in the field.

Homes Today

In working with contemporary homes, building with components holds your dimensions plumb, square and true, ensuring a dimensionally accurate home, reducing call-blacks.

-John Teschky