HOW IS A CREST HOME DIFFERENT FROM A SITE BUILD HOMES?
When you think about construction, you may realize that “site-built” homes really are not “built”, but they assembled. Builders purchase their building components (IE roof rafters, pre-cut studs, floor joist decking, cabinets, windows, doors, drywall, shingles, wire, bath fixtures, floor coverings, etc.) from local building supply companies or lumberyards. These components are delivered to the site by truck and then assembled. Components are trimmed or cut to size with anassortment of hand tools. Crest, by contrast, purchases brand name material directly from the manufacturer in huge quantities and then assembles the components out of the weather. Key components of the home, roof, floors, and walls, are all assembled on precision jigs. The Crest mill room has saws costing more than $10,000 each to precisely cut material to size. The Crest employee has the benefit of a pleasant working environment and equipment to do the job right. So how is the Crest home different from a site built ho
