A Likely Conversation
with Future Chaparral Modular HomeOwners
(about Modular Homes vs Traditional Construction)
A couple meets a man in a coffee shop, somewhere in the Okanagan, British Columbia.
Jake says to Harvey and Betty, “I heard you guys are finally building a house on your land.”
“No way,” Harvey replies. “I’m not ready for that.”
“We’re not ready,” Betty adds.
“Why not?”
“Honestly, we’re just not sure we want all the hassles, decisions, and expenses of a traditional construction project.”
“I’m almost retired,” Harvey adds. “I want to relax. I want something simpler.”
Jake leans in and asks, “Have you guys considered the benefits of modular homes?”
“No,” Harvey answers. “I’m not even sure I know what that means.”
Kitchen & dining room of show home.
"Well, basically,” Jake starts, “it’s a home that’s built in a factory and then delivered to your property, ready to go. If you want simple and straightforward, then it’s definitely the way to go.”
“So, it’s like a trailer?” says Betty.
“No, these modular homes aren’t like they used to be—they’re beautiful, well-built, and full of options. You tell them what you want, and they build it.”
“Who builds it?” Harvey asks, his eyes narrowing with intrigue, “and where?”
“Have you heard of Chaparral?”
“Not sure,” Harvey says slowly.
“It sounds familiar,” says Betty.
“They’re local—an Okanagan company that’s been around for almost forty years,” Jake explains. “Great people. They know what they’re doing, and you can watch them do it, if you want.”
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Bathroom of show home.
“Really?” Now Harvey is getting interested. “I can tour the factory? Meet the owners?”
“Yup, no problem. I’ve done it, and it’s worth it.”
“Why do they build inside a factory?” asks Betty.
“Good question. It’s a controlled environment: clean and dry. No rain or snow. No delays because of weather. No complications because of other outside factors. There’s constant supervision and strict attention to detail. It’s the best way to ensure excellence and efficiency.”
“So, it’s not expensive?” Harvey enquires.
“Everything costs money, Harvey, especially quality. But the great thing about a modular home from Chaparral is that the cost is fixed. No surprises. You will get what you paid for.”
“Does it take long?” Betty asks.
“No, they’ve got a timeline and they’re able to meet it,” Jake says with confidence. “And while your foundation is being prepared at your property, the floors and walls are being built at the factory.”
Exterior of show home.
“And these homes are nice?” Betty asks.
“Not made of plastic?” says Harvey.
“Like I said, they’re beautiful, high-quality, well-designed, and built by people who care. Their crews are committed and their craftmanship is outstanding. They use exactly what other builders use—nails and screws, good BC lumber, engineered wood trusses, drywall, insulation, all the materials you’d expect from a quality house build.”
“Okay, okay,” the couple is all but convinced. “Can we visit Chaparral this afternoon?”
“Why not?” says Jake. “In fact, they’ve got an amazing show home right now at the factory. It’s called the Bellflower. You should check it out.”
“We will.”
Intrigued by the discussion of modular homes vs traditional construction?
If you’re thinking like Harvey and Betty, give Chaparral a call today at 1.866.765.2985
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