REALITY:

Factory production allows for a level of control that is impossible to replicate on-site. At MOODUL:

• The finishing work is carried out under optimal conditions, without humidity, dust, or haste.
• Insulation, adhesives, paints, and sealants are applied in a homogeneous and controlled manner.
• All installations are checked and tested before transport
• The finishes are mid-to-high range and high-end depending on the type.
• Quality control is systematic and documented module by module

The result is homes that are more airtight, efficient, quiet, durable, and healthy than many traditional homes.

REALITY:

MOODUL works with registered architects who design each project individually. Industrialization does not mean uniformity:

• Each home is designed according to the client's needs and the characteristics of the land.
• The modules allow for endless architectural combinations
• Everything can be customized: layout, finishes, materials, carpentry, installations
• Customization does not affect the efficiency of the manufacturing process
• No two MOODUL houses are exactly alike.

REALITY:

MOODUL modular homes are fully mortgageable because:

• They require a municipal building permit, just like any traditional house.
• They are built on permanent foundations on the client's plot
• They have a basic and execution project signed by architects
• Upon completion, a final work certificate and occupancy permit are issued.
• They comply with all current technical and urban planning regulations.
• Banks value them the same as conventional homes (or better because of their energy efficiency)

In fact, many entities value industrialization positively because it reduces the risk of delays and cost overruns.

REALITY:

MOODUL is not "low-cost", it's "high-value". The difference is fundamental:

• The price per m² is competitive with traditional construction of equivalent quality.
• The efficiency of the industrial process is invested in higher quality and performance
• It includes mid-to-high-end finishes, efficient installations, and integrated home automation.
• The added value lies in the predictability of deadlines, costs and quality
• In the long term, energy and maintenance savings offset the initial investment.

REALITY:

The durability of a MOODUL modular home is equivalent to or greater than that of a traditional construction:

• The M-STAK structure is made of galvanized steel and high-strength concrete
• All materials are certified and from top brands
• Factory execution control guarantees higher quality in joints and seals
• The property complies with all the guarantees of the LOE (10 years structural, 3 years installations, 1 year finishes)
• In countries with a longer tradition, there are modular homes that are over 50 years old and in perfect condition.

REALITY:

MOODUL modules adapt to virtually any terrain:

• The foundation is designed specifically for each plot according to a geotechnical study.
• Slab foundations, isolated footings, or piles can be used as needed.
• On sloping terrain, they are adapted using terraces or pillars of different heights.
• The relative lightness of the modules reduces foundation requirements compared to traditional construction.
• MOODUL houses have been built on land with slopes of more than 4 meters

REALITY:

MOODUL homes achieve an energy rating of A or higher as standard:

• Continuous factory insulation eliminates thermal bridges
• High-performance windows with triple glazing minimize losses
• The mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery recovers the 90% energy
• Aerothermal energy combined with radiant floor heating/cooling optimizes consumption
• Factory-controlled watertightness far surpasses that of traditional construction.
• Customers report energy bills 60-70% lower than conventional homes