Prefabricated homes have the potential to be more sustainable, faster to build, and more cost-efficient than traditional, stick-built homes, which explains their lasting allure. Here, we compile the prefab houses and construction companies we’ve featured across most of the 50 states—plus, many of them ship regionally or nationally.

Arizona

5 Prefab Companies in Arizona Eager to Build Your Next Home

California

7 Coolest California Prefabs

Yves Béhar Teams Up With Plant Prefab to Launch a New Line of Tiny Houses

Plant Prefab Just Unveiled its Most Advanced Homes to Date

Here Are the Modern Prefab Designs That Amazon’s Investing In

Plant Prefab Unveils Scalable Homes for California Wildfire Victims

7 Reliable Prefab Companies in California

7 Glorious Golden State Prefabs

These Luxe New Prefab Homes Are Designed for Off-Grid Living

KitHAUS Just Launched a New Line of Prefab Homes—and They Start at $88K

6 Northern California Prefab Homes With Verdant Forest Vibes

9 of the Best Prefab Home Companies in Los Angeles

Colorado

6 Modern Modular Homes We Love in Colorado

4 Modern Prefab Home Companies in Colorado

Florida

6 Weather-Ready Prefab Homes in Florida

6 Prefab Companies Building Sturdy, Resilient Homes in Florida

Georgia

4 Innovative Prefab Homes in Georgia

Hawaii

7 Hawaiian Prefabs and Kit Homes

Illinois

5 Prefab Home Companies to Know in Illinois

Indiana

4 Prefab Companies Bringing Modular Homes to Indiana

Louisiana

4 Prefab Home Companies in Louisiana

Maine

5 Maine Prefab Companies Paving the Way For Modular Design

Massachusetts

5 Massachusetts Prefab Home Companies to Watch

Michigan

5 Marvelous Prefab Homes in Michigan

Jim Garrison of Brooklyn-based Garrison Architects designed a lakeside retreat in Albion, Michigan, that hosts visiting families at Star Commonwealth, a boarding school for troubled teens.
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