Eleven questions about your land and your build. We run our own kit and all 515 others against it, on what each maker publishes rather than what anybody claims. You see where ours wins, where it loses, and why every kit that failed did.
This changes which kits are even worth showing you.
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This is the question the whole thing turns on. We pull the published flood, seismic, wildfire and soil data for that point from United States government sources and run every kit in the Index against it.
Exact street address, if you have one. Optional.A ZIP code puts you at the centre of a postcode, which can sit miles from your parcel. A flood zone can change across one street, so an exact address is the difference between a picture of a neighbourhood and an answer about your land. We use it to look up public hazard data and nothing else, and it is never put in a link or a web address.
No wrong answer. It changes what we tell you to do next.
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A hard floor removes kits. Leave it open if you have not decided.
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All in means land work, plans, the kit, trades and finishes, not the kit price alone. This never removes a kit, because a published kit price is often a third of the finished cost and comparing the two would be arithmetic nonsense. It changes what we say about them.
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Some of these kits are bolt together. Others need a crane and a crew, and the makers do not always say so plainly.
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Picking one narrows hard. Most people should leave this open on the first run.
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Much of this industry is a render, a waitlist and an email form. This switch removes a lot of it.
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Tip: press a number to pick, or Enter to continue.
Your comparison is computed and waiting. Put in an email and the whole thing appears on the next screen, with nothing held back.
Why we ask. The comparison is run against your land, not against everybody's, so an email is how we send it to you and how we tell you when a kit on your list changes, including when ours does. We do not sell your email and we never give your address to a maker. One email a week at most, and one click stops it for good.
Eleven questions · about two minutes · nothing is held back at the end