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In the old-school approach to building, one single-family home requires the work of many different hands. 

Forty-four of them, to be exact.

As any homebuilder can attest, big numbers can sometimes lead to big headaches.

We’d like to tell you that a Momo home will arrive at your jobsite fully built. 

That all you have to do is roll the home into place, tighten a few screws, and buff the front-door handle. 

But we’d be lying.

What is a kilowatt hour, exactly?

As a homeowner, understanding energy-related terminology can be helpful when making decisions about your energy consumption and costs.

But there’s a reason why guys like Thomas Edison are once-in-a-lifetime geniuses—some of this stuff is slippery to grasp.

Concrete slab is the most common type of foundation in the nation’s residential housing for some pretty good reasons. But those perks come with quite a few risks.

If there’s one thing homeowners and contractors can agree upon, it’s that traditional homebuilding is — dare we say it — inefficient.

We believe in steel. 

You, however, might not be so sure. 

We get it.

We’re big fans of cold-formed steel. After all, we’ve built our homes—and our business—around it. 

It’s true. We build our homes with lasers. 

Well, not completely with lasers. …

Hi. We’re Momo Homes. And we don’t hate hammers. 

We also don’t hate trowels. Or table saws. 

Wheelbarrows are nice, too. …