Mill Creek by Irontown Modular

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A named Irontown Original residential plan. The reviewed public index names the plan but does not expose a fixed square footage, bedroom count, bathroom count, or retail price in the captured material.

At a glance

Published size: Not published. Price context: Not published. Base scope: Not published. Delivery framing: Not published.

About Irontown Modular

Irontown Modular is a Utah-based modular manufacturer that has built since 1984. Its public residential catalog includes more than 30 named plans for permanent homes, cabins, ADUs, and selected park models; its commercial program also addresses workforce housing, multifamily, hospitality, and remote structures. Irontown states that it fabricates, delivers, and sets modules, while site work, foundations, utilities, and final completion are typically managed by the general contractor. Public retail home pricing was not found, so all buyer cost fields remain quote required.

Build method: Factory-built volumetric modular homes fabricated in Utah, transported and set on site, with project-specific local completion.. Home types: Modular, ADU, Single-Family, Park Model, Developer Series.

Published features

  • Irontown Original plan
  • Residential modular home
  • Specifications on request
  • Project quote required

Model record scope

This named-model page separates the information published for Mill Creek from broader Irontown Modular marketing. Its size, configuration, price framing, and visual treatment should be compared only with the attached source record. A company portfolio image, a related model, or a video tour is never used here to fill an unsupported model-specific detail.

Use the links below to review the provider record and then ask whether the exact configuration you are considering is current. In particular, clarify option changes, delivery distance, local completion, timing, and every item that is outside the stated base scope.

Published specification and source record

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Delivery and project questions

Irontown lists Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming for full-size homes, ADUs, and commercial buildings; it explicitly says it does not deliver to Washington. Park Models are described as available nationwide. Confirm model-specific eligibility, transport, route constraints, crane / set work, and site scope directly with Irontown.

Irontown says it fabricates, delivers, and sets modules, but its own commercial guidance says site work, foundations, utilities, and final completion are typically managed by the general contractor. Ask for a written line-item proposal covering the selected home, upgrades, freight, route feasibility, crane / set work, foundation, utilities, permits, inspections, and completion responsibilities. Park Model eligibility is not a local land-use or occupancy guarantee.

Before a deposit or site commitment, confirm the exact model configuration, written delivery route, local code and approval path, foundation, transport, setting, utility connections, site work, exclusions, warranty, and final installed scope directly with the provider.

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