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What Is a Stick-Built Home?

By Jackie Craven, About.com

Definition:

A home that is stick-built is constructed on the building site, piece by piece. Manufactured and modular homes are not classified as stick-built because they are made mostly in the factory and then transported to the site.

A custom home and a home made according to stock building plans may both be stick-built, provided that they are constructed on the land where they will remain.

Also Known As:

site built

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