Modular Homes


STEELHOMES™ features outstanding Manufactured Homes. STEELHOMES™ Manufactured Home structures are selected for their quality and their stand-behind-you, 5 year factory warranty. STEELHOMES™ has manufactured for the Manufactured Homes industry as an independent manufacturer with the latest technology, craftsmanship and design. STEELHOMES™ manufactured structures are committed to providing the finest quality manufactured homes and modular homes in the Florida tri-county area.

We will work with any property management company ranging from .5 acre to 2.5 acre lots and home sites for manufactured homes for sale throughout the area.

STEELHOMES™ manufactured structures is launching its first line of Manufactured (Manufactured) Homes in South Florida and welcomes you to visit us at our steel frame factory in the City of Opa Locka.

SEE Our First Design Modular Homes

At STEELHOMES™ manufactured structures, you’ll find caring professionals that listen, and work to satisfy customers needs. STEELHOMES™ is committed to providing the finest quality manufactured homes and Manufactured Homes in South Florida Tri-county region and the surrounding area.


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   Model Name:
   NADI		    Size:
   1010 Sqft		    Bedroom:
   2		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   LILY		    Size:
   1642sq. ft		    Bedroom:
   3		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   PRAHNA		    Size:
   1400 sq. ft		    Bedroom:
   3		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   ROSE		    Size:
   1400 Sqft		    Bedroom:
   3		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   SUNFLOWER DUPLEX		    Size:
   1140 Sqft		    Bedroom:
   3		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   TULIP		    Size:
   1010 Sqft		    Bedroom:
   2		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   ROSE II		    Size:
   1600 Sqft		    Bedroom:
   3		    Bathroom:
   2


   Model Name:
   IRIS L-SHAPE		    Size:
   616 sq. ft		    Bedroom:
   1		    Bathroom:
   1


Facts ABOUT Modular, Manufactured & Site Built Homes

When you are buying a home, you might hear the terms modular homes, mobile homes and site built homes. It’s important to understand how they all differ, no matter whether you are purchasing an existing house or plan to build on land that is subject to restrictions. The differences can affect a home’s price and its resale value, and even dictate whether or not it can be built on your land. Steel Homes only builds high-end Manufactured Homes.

What Are Site Built Homes?

  • They are constructed entirely at the building site.
  • They conform to all state, local or regional codes where the house is located.
  • Often called ‘stick-built’ houses.
  • A well-built, cared for site-built home generally increases in value over time, although its location plays a key role in value.

What Are Modular Homes? (STEELHOMES™ are designated Modular Homes)


  • Modular homes are built in sections at a factory.
  • Modular homes are built to conform to all state, local or regional building codes at their destinations.
  • Sections are transported to the building site on truck beds, and then joined together by local contractors.
  • Local building inspectors check to make sure a modular home’s structure meets requirements and that all finish work is done properly.
  • Modular homes are sometimes less expensive per square foot than site built houses.
  • A well-built modular home should have the same longevity as its site-built counterpart, increasing in value over time.

What Are Manufactured Homes? (STEELHOMES™ are Manufactured (Manufactured) Homes)

  • Formerly referred to as Manufactured Homes or trailers, but with many more style options than in the past.
  • Manufactured houses are built in a factory.
  • They conform to a Federal building code, called the HUD code, rather than to building codes at their destinations.
  • Manufactured homes are built on a non-removable steel chassis.
  • Sections are transported to the building site on their own wheels.
  • Multi-part manufactured units are joined at their destination.
  • Segments are not always placed on a permanent foundation, making them more difficult to re-finance.
  • Building inspectors check the work done locally (electric hook up, etc.) but are not required to approve the structure.
  • Manufactured housing is generally less expensive than site built and modular homes.
  • Manufactured homes sometimes decrease in value over time.