What is Fading West?

Fading West is a modular home builder dedicated to providing attainable, high-quality, architecturally interesting attainable diverse communitieshousing. We build homes in our state-of-the-art factory in Buena Vista, Colorado, delivering them quickly and efficiently to communities in need.

Who do you work with?

We partner with:

• Developers – Large-scale housing projects, mixed-use developments, and workforce housing.

• General Contractors (GCs) – Modular-friendly construction firms.

• Municipalities & Housing Authorities – Affordable and workforce housing initiatives.

• Architects & Designers – Modular-integrated designs for sustainable, efficient homes.

How is modular construction different from traditional construction?

Our homes are pre-built offsite in a controlled environment, reducing weather delays, waste, and costs. Once completed, they are delivered and installed in just one day, with final site work taking 4-8 weeks.

Where do you build and deliver homes?

We currently focus on the Mountain West region, primarily in Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, and even Hawaii.

How does the modular building process work?

1. Design & Planning – Work with our team to create a tailored housing solution.

2. Factory Construction – Homes are built in less than 2 weeks in our climate-controlled facility.

3. Delivery & Installation – Homes (with the right coordination) can be are transported and installed in a single day.

4. Final Touches – Utility connections and finishing work take 4-8 weeks before move-in.

What home types do you offer?

• Single-Family Homes & townhomes– Built to IRC code, designed in-house.

•Multifamily – Built to IBC code, in partnership with Pure Design or other Architecture partners.

• Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) – Built to IRC code, designed in-house.

• Park Models (Tiny Homes) – Built to ANSI 119.5 RV code.

Can I customize the home design?

We offer pre-designed floor plans for efficiency, but we can discuss custom modifications for larger projects.

What are the standard finishes?

Standard features include:

• Quartz countertops

• Black hardware throughout

• LVP flooring

• White cabinets

• Board & batten and/or lap siding

• Energy-efficient electric heating

What roof styles are available?

We offer Mountain Modern and Farmhouse (gabled) roofs, and we are working on future flat roof designs. Custom roof options can be discussed.

How much do Fading West homes cost?

Pricing varies by project, location, and customization. Here’s a general breakdown:

• Modular Home Cost: $135-165 per sq. ft. typically *depending on design.

• Site Costs: ~$70 per sq. ft.

• Soft Costs & Additional Fees: ~$85 per sq. ft.

How do transportation costs work?

Clients are responsible for coordinating transportation. Costs typically start at $8 per mile, but they vary based on distance and logistics.

What is the payment schedule?

Deposit Schedule:

• 10% at signing – Reserves production capacity.

• 45% (120 days before production) – Covers material costs.

• 40% (60 days before production) – Final scheduling & labor.

• 5% at completion – Due when the home is ready.

Who handles site preparation?

While we focus on manufacturing and installation, clients coordinate site preparation, utilities, and permits. We can recommend trusted partners.

How long does it take to install a home on-site?

One day! Once delivered, the home is set in place in a single day. Final finishing and site work takes 4-8 weeks.

Are Fading West homes energy-efficient?

Yes. We use sustainable materials, high-efficiency insulation, and energy-saving features to reduce waste and improve home performance.

What type of insulation is used?

Single-Family Homes:

• R30 roof insulation (installed at the factory)

• R21 wall insulation

• R5 continuous foam insulation

How is Fading West different from other modular builders?

• Vertically integrated: We manage everything from design to delivery.

• Built faster: 9-day factory build, 1-day installation, 4-8 week site work.

• Higher quality: More durable than traditional stick-built homes.

What are some of your recent projects?

• The Farm at Buena Vista – A thriving 200+ home community.

• Justice Center Apartments (Breckenridge, CO) – 60 workforce housing units in partnership with the Town of Breckenridge.

• Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley (Eagle, CO) – 16 modular homes for affordable housing.

How do I get started?

1. Explore our floor plans - here

2. Contact our team – Reach out to discuss your project.

3. Start the process – Work with us to plan your modular home community.

For more information, email us at admin@fadingwest.com