Modular homes are completed faster than traditional homes because of their streamlined, factory-based construction process.  In Florida, you can expect a full build, from permits to move-in, to take between 4 and 6 months on average. Smart planning and timing help keep the process efficient. Here’s a quick look at how that timeline breaks down: Planning & permits: 2–6 weeks Factory build: 6–8 weeks Site prep & foundation: 2–3 weeks Delivery & setup: 1–4 days Interior finishing & utility hookups: 4–6 weeks Final inspections & move-in prep: 1–2 weeks External delays like permits, weather, or utility hookups can add 2–3 months without good planning.  But with early decisions and smart scheduling, modular homes stay on track far better than traditional builds. That’s what makes them a fast, flexible option for today’s homeowners. Want to see where delays happen, how to avoid them, and what makes a modular home storm-ready? Keep reading for everything you need to know before you build. Why Modular Homes Are Faster to Build Than Traditional Homes Building a Modular Home from Scratch in 2024: Full Start to Finish Process A modular home is built in sections, or “modules,” inside a factory. These modules are then delivered