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Chelsea Modular Homes
Chelsea Modular Homes, Inc., centrally located in Marlboro in New York's Hudson River Valley within a half-days drive of Albany, New York City, Hartford, Providence, Boston and Philadelphia brings together the talent and specialized knowledge of over 20 years experience in all aspects of residential housing throughout the Northeast of the United States.
Their facility's machinery and tooling represents the most innovative state-of-the-art design to insure the highest quality. The superiority of finished workmanship is directly related to the cleanliness and quality of the work area. All component assembly and pre-cutting is accomplished off the assembly line. All work equipment is approved and a worker awareness program is in place to insure the proper use of equipment and materials material handlers to assemblers leading to simplifying labor efforts and reducing the chance for error. The result is a code approved, quality home, built on time. Their quality control process and independent final inspection program provide further and continually improving quality of every home leaving their pure centerline produced facility bound for a new home site.
They have a strategic business partnership with Integrity Windows and Doors, Certainteed siding, Armstrong Flooring, Marvin Windows and Doors, Corian Surfaces, Lasco Bathware, Merillat Cabinetry, MW Windows, Elk Corp. Shingles and Therma-Tru Doors.
Chelsea Modular Homes is a member of the regional and national building trade organizations namely National Association of Home Builders of the United States, Builder Systems Councils, Modular Building Systems Association, The New York State Builders Association and the Hudson Valley Builders Association.
The company has always prided itself in being on the leading edge of construction technology and firmly believes that its factory-built housing represents the best value in a cost-effective home for their customers and the building industry’s future.
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