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Modular home builders in Texas: prefab & factory-built

Modular, ADU, and factory-built companies serving Texas. Compare listings, then contact builders directly.

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Texas is one of the highest-volume markets for prefab and modular home builders. Prefably lists factory-built operators serving DFW, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, East Texas, West Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, and rural counties so you can compare modular, manufactured, tiny-home, and panelized options with ratings where available.

Wide service radii, varied soils, and county permitting differences mean a factory quote is only part of the story. Ask about pier-and-beam vs slab foundations, septic vs municipal utilities, and whether the home is modular to local code or HUD-code manufactured, those choices affect financing, insurance, and appraisal treatment across Texas markets.

Unclaimed listings are public directory records on Prefably. You can open each company profile to see location, ratings when published, phone when available, and the builder website, then contact them directly. We do not sell your inquiry as a lead. If you run the company, claim this listing free to correct details and mark it as claimed after our review.

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Ground truth for Texas buyers: expansive clay (especially North Texas “black gumbo”) often drives pier-and-beam or engineered slabs that dwarf finish upgrades in cost. Coastal counties under the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) / Windstorm Inspection Program expect WPI-1 inspection paths and 130–150 mph design for many Galveston–Corpus–Valley sites. Septic vs municipal utilities and long rural electric runs routinely move all-in budgets more than square footage. Austin ADU rules and Houston’s non-zoning environment create different accessory-dwelling paths than DFW suburbs with HOA architectural committees, ask which path your shortlisted builder has actually permitted recently.

Use this page to build a practical shortlist: open Prefably profiles first, review Unclaimed listings for additional coverage, and visit each company’s website for model lines and plant or dealer locations. Contact modular home builders that Texas shoppers actually hire, ask who can deliver and set on your specific Texas lot, and request a written scope that separates factory package, delivery, crane, foundation, and finish work.

Prefably does not sell your inquiry as a lead. Compare at least three listings from this directory, then use our cost and financing guides to plan deposits and construction draws before you sign a contract.

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Prefab homes in Texas

How many prefab and modular builders does Prefably list in Texas?

As of 2026, Prefably lists 94 factory-built home companies associated with Texas in this directory (claimed and unclaimed). Counts change as companies claim profiles or we add listings — use the cards on this page for the current shortlist, then contact builders directly.

How does Texas hurricane / coastal code affect prefab?

Coastal counties (Galveston, Brazoria, Nueces, Cameron and peers) commonly need 130–150 mph design and a Windstorm Inspection Program (WPI-1) path for Texas Windstorm Insurance Association coverage. Inland DFW packages are not automatically coastal-ready.

Are ADUs legal in Austin / Houston / Dallas?

Austin allows ADUs by right citywide (with development standards); Houston’s lack of use zoning makes accessory dwellings broadly feasible where deed restrictions allow; Dallas expanded ADU allowances in many residential districts. Always check HOA covenants separately.

Why do Texas foundation costs swing so much for modular?

Expansive clay soils (especially North Texas) often require engineered slabs or pier-and-beam systems that cost more than finish upgrades. Ask for a soil report before you treat a “standard foundation” allowance as final.

Modular vs manufactured financing in Texas?

Modular on a permanent foundation is often construction-to-perm / real-property lending. HUD-code manufactured homes may use different products, especially on leased land. Confirm labeling and foundation type with lender and builder before deposits.

Which Texas modular builders can deliver and set on a rural lot?

Many listings serve East Texas, West Texas, the Hill Country, and Panhandle counties, not only DFW–Houston–Austin. Ask about haul routes, crane pads, septic vs municipal utilities, and whether they have actually set in your county. A “statewide” homepage claim is not a rural set crew. Shortlist from this directory, then request a site visit before you treat a factory quote as real.

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