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Aerial view of a crane setting Simplex modular home modules onto a foundation in Connecticut

Family-owned in Wethersfield, CT since 1970

Connecticut's Trusted Modular Home Builder — Building & Setting Homes Since 1970

C. Maratta Builders sells, distributes, builds and sets custom Simplex modular homes across Connecticut. Half a century of craftsmanship behind every home we put on a foundation.

Family-owned since 1970 · 50+ years of experience · Authorized Simplex Homes dealer · Serving all of Connecticut

Why modular · Why Maratta

Built better, built faster, built to last

Modular construction gives you the quality of a factory-built home with the customization of a custom build — and we've been doing it since 1970.

Faster build times

Your home is built indoors while the foundation goes in — two timelines running at once.

Factory-controlled quality

Straight walls, dry lumber and inspected assemblies, never left out in Connecticut weather.

Energy efficiency

Tight envelopes and modern insulation packages that keep heating and cooling costs down.

50+ years of experience

Since 1970 we've set homes across the state and know how to get it right the first time.

Crane lowering a modular home module onto a poured concrete foundation in Wethersfield, Connecticut

How it works

From design to crane set in five steps

Every modular home we build follows the same proven path — and the crane set is the day everyone remembers.

  1. 01

    Design

    Pick a plan and customize the layout, elevations and finishes.

  2. 02

    Factory Build

    Your modules are built and inspected indoors at the Simplex factory.

  3. 03

    Foundation

    Site work, excavation and a foundation poured to spec on your lot.

  4. 04

    Delivery & Crane Set

    Modules are transported and craned onto the foundation in a single day.

  5. 05

    Finish

    Button-up, mechanicals, siding, trim and final inspections — then keys.

Drone photo of a modular home box suspended over a basement foundation on a Connecticut job siteTwo modular home modules staged on carriers before being craned into place in Hartford County, Connecticut
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Project gallery

Real Connecticut modular home sets

Drone photography from our job sites — modules on carriers, cranes in the air, homes landing on foundations.

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C. Maratta Electric — Family-Owned Electrical Services

Run by Carl Maratta's son, the next generation of the family trade. Residential electrical, new construction and modular home wiring, panel upgrades, service work and repairs.

Email: Marattaelectricalservices@gmail.com

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What Connecticut homeowners say

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FAQ

Modular home questions, answered

How long does it take to build a modular home in Connecticut?
Most modular homes are finished in the factory in a matter of weeks while the foundation is poured on site. From contract to move-in, a typical project runs far faster than comparable site-built construction — weather delays simply don't stop a factory line.
Are modular homes built to Connecticut building code?
Yes. Modular homes are built to the same state and local building codes as site-built homes, inspected in the factory and again on site after the set.
Do you sell modular homes as well as set them?
We do all three: we sell and distribute Simplex modular homes, and we build and crane-set them on your foundation. C. Maratta Builders works strictly with modular homes.
What areas of Connecticut do you serve?
We are based at 192 Clearfield Rd in Wethersfield and serve all of Connecticut, generally within about a 100-mile radius of Hartford County.

Ready to build your modular home in Connecticut?

Talk directly with Carl Maratta about your plans, your lot and your budget. Over 50 years of modular home building, delivery and crane sets across Connecticut.

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