Register for Builder Day – October 2, 2026
BUILD MORE WITHOUT BUILDING A BIGGER CREW.
Growing a business as a builder usually means adding more labor, scheduling, coordination, and of course more overhead.
Custom modular construction can change that equation.
Spend a few hours with the Westchester Modular Homes team and see how our builder partners have the opportunity to leverage our factory’s production, design, engineering, purchasing, transportation, and set coordination to add capacity without building all of that infrastructure into their own companies.
Tour our production facility. Walk through our new model homes. Meet your local team to get answers on your project.
Leave with a better understanding of where modular could fit into your business and what it would take to put it to work.
Why Attend Builders Day?
You already know how to build a house.
Builders Day is about seeing whether changing how part of that house gets built could make your business stronger.
Labor availability, scheduling, weather, coordination, and overhead all put limits on how much work a builder can take on at once. Adding another project often means adding more people and more moving parts to manage.
WMH gives builder partners another source of capacity.
We handle a significant portion of construction in our production facility and support our builders with design, engineering, purchasing, transportation, and set coordination. That can reduce the amount of labor and coordination required in the field while allowing you to stay focused on your customers, sites, subcontractors, and finished projects.
Builders Day is your opportunity to see that model for yourself.
Make the Most of Your Time
Come ready to look past the finished house and into the process behind it.
Tour the Production Facility
See how custom modular homes move through production and what happens before they ever arrive at the jobsite.
You’ll get a firsthand look at our construction methods, materials, quality standards, production sequence, and the work that moves from the field into a controlled building environment.
More importantly, you can evaluate the process as a builder.
Where could this reduce your dependence on field labor? What work would WMH handle? What stays with you? How could it affect your schedule?
Bring those questions. Our team will answer them.
Why Tour The Models?
Walk through our model homes and inspect the work for yourself. See the materials, construction, layouts, finishes, and details you’ll be putting your name behind.
Explore the range of customization our process supports, then sit down with our team to see how we adapt builder and customer plans for modular construction.
Bring Your Plans
Have a project you’re considering? Bring it.
Architectural plans, preliminary drawings, floor plans, or even an upcoming project that you’re not sure is a modular fit can give us something concrete to discuss.
Our design and engineering teams work with builders and architects on custom homes across nine states. We can look at what you’re trying to build, discuss how it could translate to modular construction, and identify issues worth considering early.
Not every project belongs in a factory. We’d rather help you understand where modular makes sense and where it doesn’t.
Meet The Team Behind Your Team
Adding capacity traditionally means adding people.
WMH gives builder partners access to capabilities they would otherwise need to hire, subcontract, coordinate, or manage themselves.
Meet the people who support our builders through:
- Custom design
- Engineering
- Purchasing and material coordination
- Factory production
- Transportation
- Set coordination
- Sales and marketing support
You’re still the builder. The difference is how much of the operation you have to carry yourself.
See What Changes When the Build Method Changes
Labor shortages are often treated as a hiring problem.
For builders, they’re also a production problem.
If every additional house requires another round of field labor, scheduling, material coordination, and weather exposure, increasing volume also increases operational weight.
Custom modular construction moves a substantial portion of that work into an established production system.
That can give the right builder room to take on more work without creating a much larger company to support it.
Builders Day gives you the opportunity to see exactly what that means before deciding whether it makes sense for your business.
Built for Builders Who Want a Better Way to Build
Westchester Modular Homes has worked with builders for more than forty years.
We know experienced builders aren’t looking for someone to explain construction to them. They’re looking for ways to solve the problems that make construction harder than it needs to be.
Our role is to provide production capacity and professional support while respecting the builder’s role, customer relationships, field knowledge, and standards.
For some builders, that creates room to grow.
For others, it means continuing to build at the same level with less labor and coordination on their shoulders.
Either way, the objective is the same: build smarter without lowering your standards.