The timeline can vary based on a range of factors including design selection, customization, financing, and permitting. On average, it can take 90-120 days from the time of permit to move-in.

Typically, changes can be made up until construction begins. However, any changes after the order is placed may affect the cost and the timeline of the project. It's best to finalize your design choices as much as possible before placing your order to avoid delays and potential additional costs.

The extent of customization varies based on the company and the type of prefab home. Most companies offer a wide range of customization options, including choosing the floor plan, interior finishes, appliances, and more.

Site preparation involves getting your land ready for your prefab home. This includes clearing the site, laying the foundation, and installing utilities such as electricity, water, and sewage.

Most prefab home companies are experienced in helping customers navigate the permitting process. They can guide you through the requirements of your local jurisdiction and help ensure you have the necessary permissions to begin construction.

Finding a reliable contractor for site work is a key part of the process. You can start by seeking recommendations from friends, family, or your prefab home company. Also, consider researching local contractors online and checking their reviews and previous work. The contractor will be responsible for preparing the land for your prefab home, which includes tasks like clearing the land, setting up the foundation, and installing utilities such as water, electricity, and sewage connections.