Every home built by Manorwood is built inside a controlled environment. Our employees are skilled crafts people, building homes by hand and with powerful, sophisticated tools. Our main components are assembled on specialized jigs, ensuring quality and precision. We use quality, graded lumber, and name-brand appliances, flooring, and other amenities.
Each phase of the construction process is monitored by Manorwood's quality assurance team to provide the highest level of workmanship. In addition, an independent third party inspection agency assures that each house is built in accordance with state approved codes.
Our transverse floor systems are built on specialized jigs, using graded 2 X 10" floor joists, with engineered truss joists as an option. Tongue and grooved OSB floor decking is both glued and mechanically fastened to create a solid, quiet floor.
All exterior walls use 2 X 6" studs on 16" centers. The walls are constructed on jigs, insulation installed in all cavities, and drywall is attached with special adhesives and mechanical fasteners. Exterior walls are finished with OSB before siding is applied.
All interior walls use graded 2 X 4" studs. Drywall is attached with adhesives and mechanical fasteners. The drywall finishing begins with special high strength corners, then three full coats of joint compound are applied for a smooth even finish. Finally a generous coverage of primer paint is sprayed and then rolled to create a uniform texture.
Proffessionally engineered trusses are precisly layed out on a specialized jig. Ceiling drywall is attached using special adhesives, eliminating the need for nails while providing even greater stability. The ceiling you selected is primed and finished. The entire roof system is attached to the home, fastened to every interior and exterior wall. A blanket of insulation is blown in, decking is fastened to the trusses, and soffit ventilation is completed. Finally, shingle underlayment, sealants, and architectural shingles are installed.
Kitchen and bath fixtures are completed and ready for site hook-up. Electrical work is also completed as much as possible, typically with the electrical panel box ready for site hook-up. All electric, water lines, and drain systems are tested and inspected again to ensure all systems are functioning properly.
A strong, well-built house is now just about structurally complete. We turn it into your home with a stunning array of options you may choose from, including:
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