DHC Developments · Modular Multifamily · Connecticut · New York · New Jersey
Certainty, Delivered.
Volumetric modular multifamily for developers in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey. Framed in a factory, set by crane, closed in while a site build is still waiting on weather.
Where we work
The leading modular GC in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey.
We design, build and run modular projects in all three states — one contract, one schedule, from the first permit to the certificate of occupancy.
We build it, start to finish
Licensed general contractor in all three states. Your project runs under one roof — ours.
- Permits pulled and managed by DHC
- Site work, foundation, utilities
- Crane day — modules delivered and set
- Close-in, finishes and punch list to CO
Commercial build-outs and new construction
The same crews build commercial spaces across the tri-state — offices, medical, restaurants, retail and ground-up buildings.
- Office and medical build-outs
- Restaurant and storefront fit-outs
- Ground-up commercial construction
- See the commercial work we do
The premise
Certainty is the product.
Most development risk is the gap between what an investor is shown and what eventually gets delivered. We close that gap by designing the model first — structure, elevation, unit plan and every finish selection resolved and visualised up front. What you review here is what gets manufactured.
Because the models are volumetric modular, the building is assembled in a controlled factory while site work runs in parallel. That compression is where the schedule — and the return — comes from.
The designs
Three model designs. Every one customisable.
Two townhome models and a four-storey apartment building, engineered for modular from the first line. Plans, elevations and interiors live on the designs page — have a look, then tell us about your site.
The build sequence
Lot to finished structure.
How a Residences build runs — from an empty parcel through foundation, crane-set modules, four storeys and finished facade. Steps two and three overlap; that overlap is the schedule saving.
Cleared lot, utilities located, staging planned.
Footings and slab poured while modules are in production.
volumetric modules craned into position.
Four storeys closed in and weather-tight.
Siding, trim, cornice and entry canopy completed.
Working with DHC
Two ways to bring us in.
Start with the design and a fixed price, or hand us the parcel and take back a finished building — the modular system is the same.
Design, price and preconstruction
We take your parcel and model through design, engineering and permit scoping, and hand you a fixed price and schedule before you commit to build.
- Model design and engineering
- Site-specific drawings and specs
- Fixed price and construction schedule
- Rolls straight into the build when you say go
Turnkey — land to finished structure
We take the parcel and hand back a finished building. One contract, one schedule, one party accountable.
- Site work, foundation and utilities
- Module manufacture, delivery and crane set
- Facade, finishes and closeout
- Permits pulled and managed by DHC
Every model is customisable.
Elevations, unit mix, footprint and finish palette all change without restarting the design. Bring us a parcel and a target, and we adapt the closest model to it.
Go deeper
The developer library.
How modular construction works — design freeze to set day: the factory and your site running in parallel, and where the months come out of the schedule.
Developer FAQ — cost, timelines, lender draw schedules, building code, and how modular fits your project.
Design portfolio — the four-storey Residences and the Kestrel and Ashford townhomes: plans, elevations, interiors and the module take-off for each.
Modular or conventional? — schedule, cost, financing and risk, side by side against a developer pro forma.
Coverage
Where we build.
As the general contractor: New York, Connecticut and New Jersey. We run the whole project — permits, site work, foundations, crane set, close-in and finish — across Westchester, Putnam and the Hudson Valley, Fairfield County and coastal Connecticut, and northern New Jersey.
It starts with the same conversation: your site, your unit count, your timeline.
Next step
Start the conversation.
Tell us about your project and your site. Every project and every site is different, so we start with a conversation — we will walk through your goals, your numbers and your timeline, and come back with a plan.
Fill out the form and we will schedule a call. If it is faster to talk, call 914-200-4395.
Or call 914-200-4395 · office@dreamhomecreators.com · Carmel, NY and Norwalk, CT · CT New Home Contractor licence NHC.0017378