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 Canadian Modular
Indiana Building Systems and Canadian Modular Distribution specialize in constructing custom crafted modular homes, both single family and multi family. Based on performance over the last 30 years, we have earned a reputation as a leader in the industry and continue to exceed our customers’ expectations.
All of our single family homes are constructed with quality brand name products and are designed from floor plans for today’s environment. We build our single family homes in a controlled environment to protect your investment, and exterior appeal can be customized to blend with any setting or taste.
You can rest assured that your home has been carefully constructed with the highest quality through in-house inspections and Canadian certification inspections. All of our homes meet or exceed Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba's building codes. We invite all serious home buyers to visit our plant. We are so confident that you will eventually purchase a home from us we will pay half of your travel expenses to Middlebury, Indiana.
Single Section Style Homes
The single section home offers great value at an affordable price. It is suitable to be place in mobile home communities or placed on your property. The Indiana Building Systems single section homes range from 460 square feet to 1,200 square feet.
Ranch Style Homes
A ranch is a one-story house with a gable roof and deep-set eaves. Ranch houses usually have a horizontal, rambling layout. In a ranch house, the emphasis is on openness and efficient use of space. The Indiana Building Systems ranch homes range from 1,000 square feet to 2,000 square feet and have 2-5 bedrooms and can accommodate a full basement or crawl s space.
Cape Cod Style Homes
 
A cape, commonly referred to as a Cape Cod. It is characterized by a small footprint, symmetrical layout and dormer windows. Our cape homes range in size from 1,000 square feet to 1,550 square feet. And have one or two lower level bedroom designs. A wood stair system is included in all of our cape homes.
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