Stick-built homes or traditional stick framing construction refers to a more traditional way of building a home. First, the process of house framing begins after the foundation and sill plate are set in place and have many steps in itself. Secondly, a sub-floor is then made and placed on top of the sill plate. Then, the wooden-framed structure or the skeleton of the home that has been constructed piece by piece on the job site. Next, the stud walls are assembled and attached to the sub-floor. Finally, the home is assembled. Stick-built homes include the typical home features of wall studs, ceiling joists, and the roof trusses to the rafters that are all assembled piece by piece by our experienced Donaway team.

Traditionally, the construction process for stick-built homes takes more time than the construction process of modular homes. However, the quality is the same as modular. The flexibility of customizations for stick-built homes is endless. Unlike prefabricated homes, stick-built homes are built on-site giving you the opportunity to see your home built from the ground up. You will have the opportunity to lead an active role in the construction of your home!