Family-owned · Marshfield, Massachusetts

Modular and custom homes, additions and decks on the South Shore.

One family team from the first walk of your lot to your keys — priced whole, built to outlast New England weather, and accountable through your certificate of occupancy.

Why Cleveland Family Builders

One accountable name, from contract to keys.

Family-owned, in Marshfield

A South Shore company building for South Shore families — we know the towns, the soils, the Conservation Commissions and the inspectors.

Priced whole, before you commit

The house, the foundation, septic and well, utilities, driveway and permits in one number — no surprises after the hole is dug.

Todd prices every project himself

The person who walks your lot is the person who does your estimate and stays accountable through your certificate of occupancy.

Get a free estimate

A walk of your lot or your house, and real numbers.

Free guide

What It Really Costs to Build a Modular Home in Massachusetts

Our 15-page guide walks through every cost in a Massachusetts modular project — the house, the foundation, septic and well, the crane, the finish work — with real 2027 ranges and three complete sample budgets.

Your guide opens on the next page, right away. Nothing is emailed to you.

Questions people ask

The short answers.

What does it cost to build a home on the South Shore?

A complete modular home in Eastern Massachusetts in 2027 lands between $280 and $400 per square foot on land you own; mid-range custom site-built construction commonly runs $350 to $500 or more. Our free cost guide breaks down every line.

Do you build in my town?

We build across the South Shore and Plymouth County — Marshfield, Duxbury, Scituate, Norwell, Hanover, Pembroke, Kingston, Plymouth, Hingham, Cohasset and their neighbors. See the service area page.

How do I get an estimate?

Fill in the short form on the estimate page, or email Todd. He will call to arrange a walk of your lot or your house, and you will have real numbers within a week or two — no obligation.

Free estimate

Ready to talk about your project?

A walk of your lot or your house, and real numbers — no obligation.