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Ann Bellamy
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Impressions of a modular home manufacturer

Ann Bellamy
  • Lender
  • Tyngsboro, MA
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For those of you building modular, I built two SFRs quite a while back, and bought from two different manufacturers: first Premier Builders, and then Apex. Both were entry level simple two-box ranches,  about 1276 SF.   The Premier product was far superior, both in finish details and how it arrived.  Little details like the shower surround already installed with no breakage upon arrival, and radius corners on the counter.   The Apex was slightly cheaper, but not by more than $1000 or so.  http://premier-builders.com/

The reason I'm posting now is that I'm cleaning out files in preparation for a move, and found the brochure, and wanted to post while I had the info.  I have no connection to Premier other than as a customer, and it was probably 8 years ago.  You'll need to contact them to find a dealer in your area, as they don't deal direct with the buyer.  

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