For almost 50 years, Unibilt has been run by the Scholz family. But on January 1, 2018, Greg Barney, vice president of business development for the company, took the helm. Previous owners, Sharon and Doug Scholz are planning on enjoying retirement but confident that the company is in good hands.

During the summer of 2017, the University of Dayton built 6 Unibilt houses in the student neighborhood. This is a time lapse video of the installation of house number 6.

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An article in the Wall Street Journal this month reported that more and more of the nation’s largest home builders are starting to embrace modular housing, — a process they once highly criticized. One of the motivations behind this trend has been the shortage of skilled labor throughout the U.S. housing recovery.

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Anyone who still harbors preconceived notions about modular housing should see what’s going on in the factory and the field . . .

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Unibilt Custom Homes is more than just our name. 100% of all homes built by Unibilt feature differing levels of design customization. Invariably the one question that is asked during our monthly factory tours is, “Can I change the floor plan from the one I see in your catalog?” The answer is always a resounding “Yes you can!”

At Unibilt Custom homes all materials used in the construction of your new home are stored indoors, under roof and are never exposed to rain, ice, sleet or snow. Lumber, drywall, insulation, roof decking, floor decking and wall sheathing are always kept dry, either in our 85,000 square foot plant or in our 15,000 square foot warehouse. Our critical materials are delivered dry and kept that way.