QUALITY ASSURANCE

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality assurance at Future Home Technology involves everyone.

All employees from production to management are empowered to make suggestions and decisions for improving our distinction of quality and raising our awareness levels.

Future Home Technology's Quality Assurance Department inspects structural code requirements as well as aesthetic detail. "Treat each home we build as if it were our own."

Beginning with the concept stages of development, FHT's Sales and Engineering Departments design your home based on specific code requirements for the state of destination. Working closely with the builder, the process is outlined in accordance with FHT's approved design systems. A "Third Party" inspection agency retained by FHT reviews the design plans as well as the actual modules while in production for code conformance. FHT's QA personnel also inspect all phases of construction including testing of raw materials used in the construction of your home. Any material not conforming to our strict guidelines is removed from production and tagged as unusable. Unlike site built homes that are subject to inclement weather conditions and seasonal changes all construction is done indoors at FHT.


FHT's Production Supervisors and Group Leaders are responsible for a final inspection of work completed, and components installed by their respective departments. These inspections are documented as approved and then reviewed by QA inspectors who must concur before the next stage of the construction process begins.

All homes are cleaned and a final aesthetic inspection is completed before leaving the factory to ensure a defect-free home will be delivered to the builder. At this point, the QA personnel review the inspection documents and complete a final review to assure any discrepancies noted have been rectified.

Upon conclusion of all work, approval seals assigned by the third party agency as well as the code enforcement divisions of the state of destination are affixed to the homes. These seals provide local code enforcement officials, as well as the builder and homeowner with assurance that a home built by FHT meets or exceeds prevailing code requirements.