Affinity Modular was featured in the Offsite Builder Magazine’s April Edition about the aesthetics and curb appeal of new home construction. Many doubt that modular construction can have just as much or more curb appeal as site-built homes, but Affinity is here to prove them wrong. Susan Bady writes, “Affinity’s homes are designed in-house, using floor plans from the company’s portfolio as a springboard. We make sure that customers have a variety of roof pitches, overhang dimensions, colors, porches and other [exterior elements] to choose from.”
Affinity Modular’s Sapelo Model in Bluffton, South Carolina
“It goes without saying that curb appeal plays a big role in home sales, and that’s true whether it’s a modular or a site-built home. By paying attention to the basics of good design and considering elements like color, materials, window sizing and placement, and roof details, builders developers and modular manufacturers can set their offerings apart from the competition and pull in more customers” (Bady, Susan)
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