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10. Adding on to a prefab home is often simpler than modifying a stick build. If you want to start out smaller but have the option of building on another wing, floor or room down the road, prefabricated homes can be a good choice, because they are often primed for modifications. In fact, if you discuss your ideas with your prefab pro before settling on a specific design, he or she may be able to point you toward the most flexible plan. Find prefab designers and builders on Houzz More: Prefab Homes Expand Modern Design’s Reach 8 Fabulous Prefab Homes Around the World Browse the Houzz section on prefabricated homes

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