stickdog wrote:
A number of carpenter contractors that do prefabs that could offer a better product than trailer manufactures do.
Ya, but, then you get into Code problems. There is less Code on temporary movable trailers then what there is on homes, even prefab homes.
And, that is a good thing. If you have people throwing up what they call Prefab Homes and saying that it is temporary you know that there will be some that stay in the permanently and then the next storm is worse because the houses were poorly made.
