The Top 10 PREFAB HOMES of 2024!!

The top 10 Prefab Homes of the year! There was a lot of new builds to check out in the prefab home industry this year and I went to as many as I could. In this video I look back at some of my favourites and share a few details of each. Let me know which one you like the best and if you want to see the full video any of the homes in the list I’ve posted the links below:

10: https://youtu.be/yrPhzJz3APA
9: https://youtu.be/RaMtjceaVm0
8: https://youtu.be/sXCjZ3xaxLA
7: https://youtu.be/WSL75vAcjFs
6: https://youtu.be/oNZwa1A52tY
5: https://youtu.be/ftHeVwnL2mY
4: https://youtu.be/2e6KdS44o5I
3: https://youtu.be/I9kONdoTODk
2: https://youtu.be/aTtmRH5Lpyw
1: https://youtu.be/mzDEvkgOiJ8

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Websites for the builder in order they appeared in the video:

Haus.me: https://haus.me
Aura Prefab Dwellings: https://auradwellings.com
Supreme Homes: https://www.supremehomes.ca
Hewing Haus: https://hewinghaus.com
Prefab Pads: https://www.prefabpads.co
Drop Structures: https://www.dropstructures.ca
Masaya Homes: https://www.masayahomes.com
Modern Modular: https://www.modernmod.ca
Lloyoll Prefabs: https://www.lloyoll.com
Irontown Modular: https://irontownmodular.com

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