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Part 3: HomeSettingHome is Set and Finish Work is Underway
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The home's first box is hoisted into place on the foundation by the crane |
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The home is guided into place with the help of the set crew. |
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The first box is lined up with the perimeter of the foundation and set into what will become its permanent home. |
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The second box is hoisted into place with the crane.
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The second box is guided into place and butted against the first box.
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As the crew finalizes placement of the second box, the third box is pulled into place and staged to be set next.
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The roof is lifted on the single story section prior to placing the third box. |
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The knee walls are set to hold the roof in place. |
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The other side of the roof is set into place as the crew prepares the boxes to receive the second floor. |
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The third box is hoisted by the crane. |
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This box will be lifted over the set first floor and put into place. |
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The box is lowered on to the first floor boxes |
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The third box is set against the lifted roof section of the one story pieces. |
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Guided by the crew, the box is lined up for placement. |
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With the third box set, the crane is ready to hoist the fourth box. |
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The fourth box is craned above the first floor boxes. |
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With care and dedication the crane places the box on top of its first floor counterpart. |
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The second story roof is lifted in order to add the top flips which were shipped separate. |
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The gable end panels that were pre-built inthe factory are craned into place. |
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The center end panel is hoisted and set into place on the second story by the crew. |
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The gable ends on the second story are finished. |
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The gable end panels are put into place the same way on the single story section of the home. |
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The crew pulls the center end panel into place. |
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The top flips are assemble and sheathed on the ground and hoisted by the crane. |
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The final top flip for the single story section of the roof is put in place. |
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The over hangs for the home are assembled and sheathed on the ground then lifted into place. They were shipped separately due to shipping width regulations. |
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The second story section of roof is finished the same way. Due to shipping height regulations and ceiling heights in the home, they were shipped separately as well. |
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Once the roof is weather tight, the fifth and final box is lifted into place by the crane. |
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The box is guided into place and set on the foundation. |
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The roof of the fifth box section is lifted. |
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The gable end panel is lifted into place. |
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The home is set and weather tight. |
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From the road of the development the home has taken shape in roughly two days of set work. |
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By the third day of work the dormers are added to the house, the over hangs are all in place, and the roof is finished with shingles. |
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Also the corner pieces and siding on the sides of the home begins. |
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The siding on the side and the back of the house is well under way. |
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Siding on the back and the sides of the home is nearly complete. |
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The home's siding is completed on three sides. The front is going to be bricked and a garage will be added, which will be done by a separate contractors |
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The garage is started and ready for roof trusses. |
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The front of the home and garage begin to get brick. The trusses for the garage are also lifted into place. |
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The drywall and other finish work are completed on the home. |
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The temporary floor is cut out in the foyer. |
Indian Head Modular Homes
1295 Stafford Road
Tiverton, RI 02878
Office 401.625.1217 Fax: 866.462.2409
Toll Free: 866.731.6529
Indian Head Modular Homes is a premier New Era Representative. As a general contractor we are able to build custom homes in less time with a higher degree of quality. Our office is at 1295 Stafford Rd., Tiverton, RI, but we build thought out New England. Whether your plans include Capes, Colonial, Ranches, or Custom homes, we can handle it., New Era Manufactured homes are a far cry from the mobile homes in the past. In fact they are view by the banks and our government to be better than a stick built home. Built in a factory under controlled conditions, lets us build a better quality home in less time and still save money too. Please don’t forget we build commercial buildings as well. Our Awashonks office will help find a lot or a larger piece of land to build your dream home, and if you need to sell your home they can help you with that as well. They are license in both RI. and MA., and have partners covering all of New England if needed.
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