MODULAR HOMES are also constructed in a factory and delivered to their permanent sites in multiple sections. However these homes are built to the state building code in which the home is intended to be placed permanently. The homes are removed from the transport carrier, which is returned to the manufacturer, and placed on a permanent foundation, either a basement or crawlspace. Because the homes are built to state building codes that vary from state to state, the manufactures are unable to mass produce the homes and are more likely to allow customers to CUSTOM DESIGN more of the home. Modular Homes will typically cost slightly more than a comparable Manufactured Home do to some internal structural requirements and the inability to mass-produce. Ranch style homes containing from two to several sections, story and a half or Cape Cod styles, and complete two story homes are all available. These allow for a wider variety of floor plans, exterior elevations and square footage of living space.