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Meka Modular sells factory-built, HUD-code homes and ADUs in California and handles permits, delivery and installation. This guide covers prices, what's included and what to ask first.
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A San Jose dealer that sells and installs factory-built, HUD-code homes and ADUs, mainly in California.
Meka says turnkey means design, engineering, permits, the factory build, site prep, delivery, installation, utility connections and final inspections. Its FAQ also says the base price covers permits and installation, but not site work. Ask which items are in your quote, which are allowances, and which are extra.
Meka says all of its homes are built to the federal HUD code and California's Title 24 energy rules. Some lenders, insurers, HOAs and zoning rules treat HUD-code homes differently from site-built or state-modular homes. Check with your lender and planning department before you pick a model.
Meka's 5 to 8 month estimate counts from permit approval, not from your first call. How long permits take depends on your city or county. Ask for a schedule that includes permit review.
Listed prices usually cover the home, not the whole project. Here is what we know about each cost, and what to get in writing.
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Ask these before you sign anything. Get the answers in writing.
Meka's FAQ says its homes start at about $285 per square foot. It says that covers design, engineering, permits, the factory build, delivery and installation. Meka also says the all-in cost with site work usually runs 50 to 60 percent above the base price, so ask for an estimate for your property.
Meka says turnkey covers design, engineering, permit applications, the factory build, site prep, delivery, installation, utility connections and final inspections. Its cost FAQ says site work usually adds 50 to 60 percent to the base price. Ask which items your quote includes and which are extra.
Meka says it serves California, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah. It says California is its main market and that it is the exclusive California dealer for Pinnacle Construction. Confirm service to your address before you plan around it.
Yes, per Meka. Its FAQ says all Meka Modular homes are HUD code certified and meet California's Title 24 energy rules. Some lenders, insurers and local rules treat HUD-code homes differently, so check before you pick a model.
Meka says most of its homes are finished in 5 to 8 months from permit approval. It says factory building and site prep happen at the same time. The clock starts after permits, so ask how long permits take in your city or county.
A San Jose dealer that sells and installs factory-built, HUD-code homes and ADUs, mainly in California.
Meka's FAQ says its homes start at about $285 per square foot. It says that covers design, engineering, permits, the factory build, delivery and installation. Meka also says the all-in cost with site work usually runs 50 to 60 percent above the base price, so ask for an estimate for your property.
Meka says turnkey covers design, engineering, permit applications, the factory build, site prep, delivery, installation, utility connections and final inspections. Its cost FAQ says site work usually adds 50 to 60 percent to the base price. Ask which items your quote includes and which are extra.
Meka says it serves California, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah. It says California is its main market and that it is the exclusive California dealer for Pinnacle Construction. Confirm service to your address before you plan around it.
Yes, per Meka. Its FAQ says all Meka Modular homes are HUD code certified and meet California's Title 24 energy rules. Some lenders, insurers and local rules treat HUD-code homes differently, so check before you pick a model.
Meka says most of its homes are finished in 5 to 8 months from permit approval. It says factory building and site prep happen at the same time. The clock starts after permits, so ask how long permits take in your city or county.
