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Homes in your current view
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Factory Homes
Search factory-built homes, ADUs, and park models.
Compare homes with clearer photos, posted pricing, and filters that help everyday buyers narrow what fits their land, budget, and timeline.
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Homes with a virtual tour
Walk layouts before you visit in person.
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Homes with posted pricing
Start with real numbers before quote-based options or upgrades.
Browse Your Way
Start with the home type or question that fits your project.
Move straight into manufactured homes, ADUs, or compact options, then refine by price, size, and virtual tours so the search feels practical instead of out of reach.
Manufactured Homes
Full-home layouts, larger plans, and attainable Champion model series.
ADUs / DADUs
Backyard housing, guest space, rental use, and family-focused affordability.
Park Models
Smaller-footprint options for compact living and entry-price shopping.
26 homes in your current view include a virtual tour.
Need more than a quick name search? Open Detailed Search for price, square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms, availability, model family, and virtual tours.
Model Series
Catena
Review this series as a single collection so finish level, footprint, and price positioning stay easy to compare.
7 homes
Model Series
Crystal Bay Estates
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11 homes
Model Series
DreamWorks
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13 homes
Model Series
EDGE
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3 homes
Model Series
Hidden Valley
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9 homes
Model Series
Noble
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11 homes
Model Series
Selkirk
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1 home
Model Series
Winchester
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10 homes
Stick-Built Comparison
See why factory-built can open the door.
A side-by-side example of cost, timeline, risk, and budget drivers. Use it as planning context, then confirm current pricing for the home, land, lender, and site.
Example only1,600 sq ft3 bed / 2 bath8.5% interest
Projected total
$333,307
Example gap versus WA site-built average
Build timeline
~13 weeks
Example timeline versus site-built
Cost per sq ft
$208
All-in estimate on the 1,600 sq ft example
Interest estimate
$3,896
Lower carrying cost from the shorter schedule
Head-to-head
Main comparison table
The Endeavor column is highlighted, but these are example values rather than a quote or guarantee.
| Metric | Endeavor Homes NW | WA stick-built avg | Local contractor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total project cost | $333,307 | $420,800 | $395,134 |
| Cost per sq ft | $208 / sq ft | $263 / sq ft | $247 / sq ft |
| Build timeline | ~13 weeks | ~48 weeks | ~48 weeks |
| Construction interest | $3,896 | $18,159 | $17,052 |
| Inspections | 2-4 | 8-15+ | 8-15+ |
| Weather risk | Minimal | High | High |
| Build method | HUD factory | Site-built | Site-built |
| Savings vs WA average | Save $87,493 | - | $25,666 less |
Budget drivers
The line items buyers ask about first
| Line item | Endeavor | WA stick-built avg | Local contractor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Architect / site plan / survey | $7,865 | $9,300 | $5,000 |
| Site prep, permits, temp power | $16,898 | $28,600 | $18,036 |
| Footing and foundation | $24,710 | $34,500 | $20,857 |
| Septic system | $35,640 | $35,600 | $33,000 |
| Core build / home package | $169,405 | $258,900 | $261,222 |
| Contractor fee + tax | $12,500 | $36,700 | $40,312 |
Source sheet values are planning examples for comparison only, not a quote, appraisal, financing promise, or guaranteed savings claim. Final project pricing and timing depend on home selection, options, land or site conditions, utilities, permits, delivery, setup, taxes, fees, lender requirements, and written agreements.
Need Help Narrowing It Down?
Use one clean next step instead of endless scrolling.
When several homes start to feel close, use pricing, financing, or a quick conversation to narrow the shortlist with confidence.
Land and site planning matter
Permitting, utilities, setbacks, and delivery access all shape what works on a property.
Delivery and setup stay connected
Home choice is only part of the job. Delivery, setup, and finish planning need to stay in the same conversation.
Start pricing early
As you compare home types and budgets, financing, floor plans, and next-step pricing stay one click away.
Posted pricing
See posted pricing first.
Open the catalog sorted low to high so buyers can compare real numbers before they decide what still needs a quote.
View pricingTacoma consultation
Talk through your project with a local contractor-backed team.
Use a Tacoma-area consultation to compare home type, land fit, delivery, setup, finish scope, and what to price next.
Schedule consultationBudget alignment
Start with financing and project budgeting.
Keep financing, delivery, utilities, site work, and setup in the same conversation from the beginning.
Ask about financingNext Step
Find the home path that can fit real life.
Once the shortlist feels close, the next step is simple: review posted pricing, open floor plans, or compare the project budget before you choose a model.
FAQ
Questions buyers usually ask while sorting through the catalog.
These catalog-specific answers stay visible without repeating the whole FAQ library.
Can I search manufactured homes by price, bedrooms, and square footage?
Yes. The catalog is built so buyers can filter by price range, home type, bedroom count, bathroom count, square footage, model series, virtual tours, and posted pricing.
Where can I see manufactured home floor plans and pricing?
Start in the factory homes catalog or the manufactured homes category page. Some models show posted pricing and floor plans, while quote-based models may need a conversation about options, site conditions, and delivery.
Why does the final project cost change from the posted home price?
The biggest cost movers are usually land conditions, utility distance, septic or sewer needs, foundation type, permitting, delivery access, finish upgrades, decks, garages, and contractor scope outside the base home.