Building codes exist to protect homeowners and their property from the elements. They also provide a guideline for structural integrity, energy efficiency and mechanical safety. Let’s look at how modular building codes stand among their competitors.
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When making the biggest purchase of your life, it’s important to ensure it’s protected. That’s why the government passed the “New Home Buyer Protection Act” in 2014, making it mandatory for all builders in Alberta to provide home warranty coverage for all new homes built within the province. This new Act encourages higher quality and […]
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We’re often met with the question: what is the difference between modular, manufactured and mobile homes? Below you’ll find a detailed outline on ways you can distinguish between these three types of homes.
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There are some perceptions that factory-built homes are somehow built to a different quality than site-building. That’s true! Jandel’s modular homes are built stronger than their site-built counterparts.
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The Alberta government has adopted the National Energy Code for Buildings and is implementing new energy efficiency requirements on all new homes built in the province, effective November 1, 2016. Homes built prior to November 1 are exempt from the legislation. What does this mean for you? If you are building a new custom order […]
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Today’s building codes for modular homes are nothing like the mobile homes of the past. Back in the 1970s, a mobile home was built to a less stringent code than is used today. The norm back then was 2’x4’ exterior walls. That gets chilly in a Canadian winter! Today, that home wouldn’t be allowed to […]
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