Sitebuilt
Sitebuilt, or site-built, is a term used in construction and real estate to describe a structure that is built primarily at its final location using traditional on-site methods. It contrasts with manufactured, modular, or prefab homes, which are constructed in a factory and later transported and assembled at the site. Sitebuilt construction typically relies on local materials, conventional framing, and on-site coordination among trades.
Construction proceeds from design and permitting through foundation, framing, exterior and interior finishes, and final inspections.
Historically, most residential buildings were sitebuilt. The term gained prominence as factory-made and modular options increased
Synonyms include stick-built and on-site construction; the term is descriptive rather than prescriptive regarding architectural style.