Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We understand that every homeowner has unique preferences. At Solera Modular, we offer a variety of options to accommodate a wide range of styles and needs. Within our building parameters, customization is available to help bring your dream home to life.

We sell our homes through a network of independent retailers will guide you through these requirements and help determine the best options for your location.

Yes. Our homes use the same high-quality materials as site-built homes, including roof trusses, structural floor systems, and insulated exterior walls—typically 2×6 panels (2×4 in park models)—with blown cellulose and fiberglass insulation for superior energy efficiency.

In most cases, yes—you can place a modular or manufactured home on your lot. Your Solera retailers will guide you through these requirements and help determine the best options for your location.

Contact a retailers in your location. They are familiar with the parks in your area.

On average, the factory production and delivery take about 6–10 weeks, with erection and on-site completion potentially requiring as little as 4 weeks.

Yes, the specifications for doing so vary from region to region, your retailer will be able to assist you and answer any questions you have regarding the setup of your home.

Our independent retailers have show homes available for viewing.

Solera offers a comprehensive warranty program to give homeowners peace of mind. Every home includes a one-year manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. From years two through ten, a structural warranty is provided—by Pacific Warranty in British Columbia and Progressive Warranty in other regions—covering the major structural components of your home. In addition, many products within your home, such as appliances, hot water heaters, furnaces, and shingles, come with their own manufacturer warranties for added protection.

Each home includes two registration decals (one exterior, one inside near the breaker box). The breaker box decal shows serial number and the CSA certification label (CSA A-277, Z-240). The Intertek specification sheet—detailing manufacture date, serial/model number, appliances, electrical system, insulation, snow load— is typically found inside a kitchen cabinet above the range.

Both our manufactured and modular homes are built in the same quality-controlled factory environment, ensuring consistent craftsmanship and durability. The key difference lies in the building codes they follow. Manufactured homes are constructed to meet the CSA Z240 Standard, while modular homes adhere to the CSA A277 Standard, which aligns with the provincial building code for the location where the home will be placed.