Our new factory is approximately 30 miles south of Salt Lake City in Central Utah. We build custom homes for clients in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming.

It started more than 25 years ago, and over the years we have built over 10,000 modular homes. We have delivered homes over great distances, including one with a site that was 1,300 miles from the factory, and our homes have been built in nine states. Recently we opened our fourth and current production factory. The company is full service with a trucking company, an on-site stitch crew, and a set crew. We believe our experience in the industry is the key to making beautiful custom homes.

The biggest residential project we have had contained 15 modules and was 9,000 square feet total. It is located in Tahoe, CA. The biggest commercial building we have built is in Snowmass, CO. It had more than 65 modules and was more than 20,000 square feet. No matter the size of the project, Irontown can build it.

The purchase contract is finalized once plans for your home are complete. At that time both parties agree to the prices, and then there are no surprise costs unless you request any changes. We are committed to saving you money and we want all the costs to be clear so you know exactly how much your home will cost.

It will not be a problem because we deliver to the entire western United States using our company-owned transportation company. We have even delivered to a site that was 1,300 miles from our factory. You have nothing to worry about with our company because we handle your complete delivery, including the craning process.

Since we have such an extensive catalog it is difficult for us to display all the options available in just a few model homes. You can come to our factory for a tour to see a few of the projects we are working on. The tour will let you see more of the options, and you will get to witness our quality homes and building process. We also have many videos on YouTube and our website portfolio showing many of our past and current projects.

There are financing companies we work with that help coordinate the building process. We offer help with creating a financing package that works with our construction draw schedule. You can also meet with your local bank to look at construction loans. If you have any more questions about financing, our project coordinator can answer them. For more information see our financing page.

When the actual construction process begins a regular sized home usually takes 8 to 10 weeks to complete. At the same time, we can lay the foundation and do the work on site to save money on your construction loan.

It depends on location, because market values and costs vary between cities and even within a city. It is possible to save 50%, but more people save between 10 and 15%. By streamlining our building process we are faster at building homes which saves money when it comes to a construction loan. We also minimize waste to save you money on building costs. Irontown’s process allows for fixed rates for the construction of your home, so you do not have to deal with any surprise costs.

Factory built, pre-fab, manufactured, and modular have been put into a general category that describes a home built offsite. Originally, homes built offsite were called mobile homes, but it was changed to “manufactured” when a negative connotation was attached to the original term. Today offsite homes are generally called pre-fab or modular. But what is the difference? The main difference is the specific code a home is built to.

The federally regulated code for manufactured or mobile homes is the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) code. These homes use a metal frame, are considered personal property, and often need a VIN number. Due to these requirements it can be difficult to find financing. An appraisal of a manufactured home needs to be compared with a “like kind property.” These homes often depreciate and have problems with financing and reselling.

Factory built homes are built under the International Building Code (IBC), which is the same code site-built homes follow. These are considered real property and appraise just like onsite homes, making them easier to finance and resell.

Panelized homes use pre-assembled wall systems, often for exterior walls, while the rest is built on-site. Irontown does not build entire homes that are panelized, but we do use panelized systems for garages, etc.

Unlike many factories, Irontown does not simply build the home and then hand it over to a site contractor. Our process includes design, state approvals, module construction, shipping and set. We then support your General Contractor as he works to finish the work to connect the modules together and finish off the project. You have a project manager assigned to offer support throughout construction.

We have an extensive offering of finish selections to allow you to make your home have the look and feel you desire. We will work out pricing with you to ensure you stay within your desired budget.

All of our homes are optimized for modular construction and balance excellent architecture with smart design. In the case where we’re doing a large project, we’ll be happy to work with your architect to create the project that meets your needs and exceeds your expectations.

Yes, we have commercial architects licensed to work in all of the western states, and we are able to meet all specifications for commercial buildings. In the past we have built many commercial buildings, so you can rely on our experience. These buildings included motels, restaurants, churches, schools, fast food stand-alone buildings, and big housing complexes. Our modular construction provides speed and short construction timelines, which is beneficial for commercial budgets.

Irontown offers a wide variety of homes in our catalog ranging from 200 square feet up to 2100 square feet. For duplex and larger multi-family projects we can either combine some of our single family projects or do a design that fits your site.

Protecting the environment and being resourceful is very important to us. By building in a factory we are able to reuse, recycle, and exercise humidity and inventory control. The standard features of our homes offer energy saving and recycled elements, including recycled fiberglass batt insulation, low flow valves, Energy Efficient LowE windows, pex water piping, and non-VOC glue.