Who We Are

Keiser is a national leader in modular construction, setting new standards in quality and value for homebuilding and for multi-family and commercial development.

Testimonials

From an email to our Inside Service Manager: “I must tell you that you are the friendliest, most responsive individual that I have ever dealt with throughout this entire project. Keiser is lucky to have you because you make the company look very caring and professional.“

- John M. Fichera Jr.

“We want to extend our thanks to everyone for the outstanding job that was done on our home. From the behind the scenes players at the plant, to the set crew, your speed and precision was fun to watch.”

- R. and D. Kend

“Thank you for the great tour, we must say again, we are more impressed than we thought we’d be! Not only with the process, the quality and the designs, but the plant operation was so clean and organized and BUSY! Dan did a great job showing us around, and we thank him for his time.”

- B. and L. Cuddy

“We were extremely satisfied with the quality and appearance of our home. We got exactly the floor plan and house we wanted, at a price we could afford!”

- D. and L. Sjostedt

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Modular Zero

The Modular Zero Homes (MZH) line of homes was designed by Kaplan Thompson Architects in close collaboration with Keiser Homes. The result of this partnership is a remarkable series of structures that through thoughtful design, extensive insulation, and intelligent choices of mechanical systems, generate their own renewable energy to heat, cool and power themselves – a concept referred to as “Net Zero.”

To achieve net zero performance, the homes have 12” exterior walls, with off-set 2×4 studs, 16” on-center. When insulated with dense-pack cellulose, this provides an R-40 wall, with minimal thermal breaks. The windows are designed to provide for exemplary insulating capability, while the south facing windows are chosen to allow for passive thermal gain. A solar thermal hot water system and photovoltaic solar panels are set on the roof, providing hot water and electricity, for both heating and powering the home. Due to the extraordinary insulation, the minimal heat required to warm the home, even during the coldest Maine winters, allows for the use of a mini-split forced air heat system, which will also provides air conditioning during the summer months.

Every aspect of these homes has been designed to provide the highest level of comfort, at the same time allowing owners to benefit from today’s technology to secure a clean, budget-friendly energy future. The close collaboration by Kaplan Thompson and Keiser results in the most affordable and livable net zero homes available.

To download complete specifications and floor plans for each model please click on the PDF link below each property.