You donât need WSIB if 100% of your work is paid directly to you by homeowners. As soon as you do one job as a sub for another contractor you must pay premiums on all work you did for the reporting period regardless of whether or not it was for a homeowner or a contractor.ou donât need WSIB if 100% of your work is paid directly to you by homeowners. As soon as you do one job as a sub for another contractor you must pay premiums on all work you did for the reporting period regardless of whether or not it was for a homeowner or a contractor.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in August 2008, the average prices for new manufactured homes in the United States were $37,000 for a new single-wide home and $76,000 for a new double-wide home. Of course, these figures are only averages, and tell us nothing about the highest or lowest ends of the price spectrum.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the average price of a new manufactured home (not including land) is just under $63,000, compared to $252,900 for a new single-family site-built home. Actually, this comparison is not really meaningful, because that $63,000 figure doesnât include the price of land. A more realistic comparison would the cost of a higher end manufactured home (priced in the $75,000-$100,000) range that has a construction quality on par with a site-built home.