Frequently Asked Questions

Pinetop Homes offers community park lot options for those without land or a home site, available in locations including Broomfield, Westminster, Lafayette, Aurora, Federal Heights, Thornton, and beyond. For those interested in a land-home package, we currently have land options available. If these do not meet your needs, you will need to select and purchase your desired land. Pinetop Homes provides delivery and setup services throughout the state of Colorado, no matter your chosen location. 

Manufactured homes are constructed in accordance with the HUD building code, overseen by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This code ensures that these homes satisfy or surpass HUD standards, including fire safety, plumbing, electrical systems, structural integrity, and more. Typically, these homes are situated in community parks within Denver's metropolitan area due to city ordinances, unless one owns land where zoning allows for a manufactured home. They are built on a permanent chassis and are commonly set up above ground, secured by an anchor tie-down system or on concrete runners. For years, manufactured homes have been a sought-after choice due to their cost-effectiveness and quality compared to other types of housing.

Modular homes are constructed in climate-controlled factories and then transported to be set up on a permanent foundation, such as a crawlspace or basement. These homes comply with the International Residential Code (IRC) and are widely accepted across the state because they adhere to local, state, and county building codes, just like stick-built homes. The transport chassis is removed with a crane when the home is ready for on-site installation. Modular homes are very customizable, beautiful, modern, and energy-efficient, making them an increasingly popular option for those looking to save money and invest in a new property. An additional benefit of modular homes is the potential to save up to 20% compared to a stick-built home, coupled with a faster construction process. Work on the excavation, foundation, and permits can progress concurrently while the home is being manufactured, eliminating the need to wait for the foundation to be completed before starting the framing of your new home.