A true modular has to be built stronger so it stays straight while being moved. Double or triple beams under the floor where the sections go together is just of of the areas they are stronger. The walls where they go together are thicker as well. Often times a modular is winched onto the foundation with the trucks that deliver them. Garages for modulars are often built on site but I think the walls and other parts may be pre built. They probably mount to the foundation a similar way to a stick built. I'm not sure if you've ever been to a modular factory. I have been to several and seen them being built in various stages. Nothing wrong with strength or the way they're built. They are usually ready to move into a lot sooner than a stick built. Some stick built homes are very poorly built. You'd have to compare a higher end stick built with a modular. The mass produced stick builts are often just slapped together. Dave
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