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Residential Process

Innovative architecture meets precision modular craftsmanship

Modular isn’t one-size-fits-all—but it is streamlined.
Here’s how to get started:

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1

Choose Your Design Partner

Work with one of our approved architects or dealers, like Ideabox or InkBuilt. They’ll help you select or design a modular-ready home plan.

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2

Finalize the Team

You’ll need a general contractor, a site-prep crew, and a licensed transport company. Your design partner can guide you, or Blazer can refer trusted collaborators in your region.

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3

We Build. You Move In.

Once plans are approved, Blazer constructs the modules in our facility and coordinates with your team for delivery and installation.

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