Expert guidance to find homes that match your vision and budget.
Navigate the buying process with clarity, confidence, and less stress.
Explore New Construction, Resell, ADU, modular, and manufactured options tailored to your needs.
Complete room or whole-home transformations
Personalized design plans tailored to your lifestyle
End-to-end project management & vendor coordination
Maximize your home’s value with targeted marketing and niche expertise.
Benefit from a seamless, step-by-step selling process.
Attract the right buyers by showcasing your property’s unique strengths.
Optimize furniture placement and traffic flow
Maximize small or awkward spaces
Floorplans and 3D visualizations available
Customize layouts and finishes to create a home that reflects your lifestyle.
Transform ideas into detailed plans with professional support.
Bring modern, efficient, and beautiful housing solutions to life.
Step 1: Clarify Your Goal
Do you need extra space for family, rental income, or a home office? → ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit)
Do you want a budget-friendly home option that’s quick to set up? → Manufactured homes
Do you want a custom-designed, high-quality home that feels just like traditional construction but built smarter? → Modular homes
Step 2: Consider Your Property
Lot size & zoning: Is there room for a second unit? Check if your city allows ADUs.
Foundation requirements: Manufactured homes are placed on a permanent or semi-permanent foundation, while modular homes are set on full foundations.
Neighborhood fit: Think about what style matches your existing property or community.
Step 3: Factor in Budget & Timeline
ADUs: Typically smaller and faster to build - great for rentals or family living.
Manufactured homes: Often the most cost-effective upfront, perfect for getting into a home quickly.
Modular homes: Mid-range cost, higher long-term value, with more design freedom and resale potential.
Step 4: Think About Long-Term Use
Rental Income → ADU
Affordable living solution → Manufactured
Custom, long-lasting home → Modular
At Gundy Built, we walk you through zoning, financing, design, and construction so you don’t just pick a type of home, you pick the right home for your future.
Expert selection of paint, wallpaper, and finishes
Guidance on textiles, flooring, and surfaces
Designed to reflect your taste and home’s lighting
Designs 300 – 1200 square Feet
Generate passive income by renting out a fully independent unit.
Add flexible space for family, guests, or home offices.
Increase property value with a cost-effective, high-demand addition.
Sourcing of furniture, rugs, lighting, and decor
Balancing style, function, and budget
Moodboards and curated shopping lists included
Designs up to 3,000 square Feet
Precision built in controlled environments for superior quality.
Faster construction timelines with customizable layouts.
Sustainable, durable, and designed to meet long-term needs.
Professionally styled spaces that photograph beautifully
Increase perceived value and reduce time on market
Available for vacant or occupied homes
Designs up to 3,000 square Feet
Affordable housing without compromising quality or comfort.
Quick installation and move-in ready in a fraction of the time.
Energy-efficient builds with modern design options.
Lower upfront cost, reduced utility bills, and minimal maintenance.
Ideal for guest houses, vacation cabins, rental income, or a downsized lifestyle.
Thoughtful layouts maximize space, blending comfort, functionality, and style.
Ideal for remote clients or DIY-friendly homeowners
Digital moodboards, floorplans, and product links
Easy-to-follow design guide for self-implementation
ADUs are secondary dwellings on the same property as a main home, modular homes are factory-built in sections and placed on a permanent foundation, and manufactured homes are built to HUD standards and can be moved but are often placed in communities.
Modular homes typically appreciate like traditional site-built homes. Manufactured homes may appreciate depending on land ownership and upkeep. ADUs can increase property value and create rental income potential.
Yes, with differences. Modular homes qualify for conventional mortgages. Manufactured homes may require specific loan types (like FHA or chattel loans). ADUs can often be financed through home equity or renovation loans.
Yes. Modular homes are built to the same building codes as site-built homes. Manufactured homes meet federal HUD standards. ADUs follow local building codes and zoning laws, making them safe and reliable.
Absolutely. Many homeowners use ADUs for rental income, guest housing, or multigenerational living.
They’re a flexible option that adds both function and value to your property.
Each city or county has its own rules, some allow ADUs by right, others require permits or restrictions on size, parking, and occupancy. Always check local codes before planning.
Because they’re built in factories, modular homes and ADUs can be completed in a fraction of the time, sometimes in just a few months compared to a year or more for traditional builds.
Yes, for modular homes (they must be placed on a permanent foundation). Manufactured homes can be placed on land you own or leased land in a community.
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