Another PREFAB HOME Factory was Announced for the Western States!!

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Another new prefab home factory has been announced for the Western States. In a press release it was reported that Connect Homes will open a second factory in Mesa, Arizona to expand their output and move slightly East. Connect Homes currently has a factory in San Bernardino that is at capacity and have stated that the Mesa factory will be three times the size with the ability to build 5,000 square feet of homes per week. In this video I talk about the new location and check out a few of their floor plans. Watch to learn more about Connect Homes, a California based prefab home builder expanding into Arizona.

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