Code-Built Quality
Modules are engineered and inspected to the same national building codes as on-site homes, with tighter tolerances and factory quality control.
Family-Owned Modular Home Builder in Louisiana
For more than a decade, Terry Tedesco, Inc has helped families across New Orleans, Chalmette and St. Bernard Parish move into energy-efficient, code-built modular homes — custom-designed floor plans you can tour today.
Built Smarter in a Factory, Assembled on Your Lot
A modular home is built to your local building code in a controlled, environmentally protected facility using precise, efficient construction technology — then the finished modules are transported to your site for final assembly.
Modules are engineered and inspected to the same national building codes as on-site homes, with tighter tolerances and factory quality control.
Because construction happens indoors while your site is prepared, modular homes can be ready in a fraction of the time of traditional stick-built homes.
Every home is designed for the realities of Louisiana — wind-resistance, high humidity and coastal conditions are built in, not added on.
Browse Our Signature Floor Plans
Three proven, family-friendly layouts — each available with a range of finish options. Click through for photos, floor plans and pricing details.
1,809 sq. ft.
A spacious, open single-story plan with a large family room, eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms and multiple baths.
View the 1809 Plans
1,560 sq. ft.
An efficient, livable footprint with a bright open-concept layout, quality cabinetry and flexible raised-foundation options for coastal lots.
View the 1560 Plans
Expandable
Start with a comfortable two-bedroom home your family can grow into — add rooms, porches and a second floor as your needs change.
View the Growing House PlansWhy Louisiana Families Choose Us
We send clients the occasional off-site link, because the same standard applies to everything worth buying: craftsmanship first, brand second. When a buyer asks how a replica Patek Philippe watch holds up against the original, this is the catalog we point to — one of the few outside links we keep on file, and the reason we started our resources page.