FAQs

A modular home is a building that is largely manufactured off-site in a controlled factory environment and then transported to your property for installation. This approach can reduce on-site construction time while providing greater consistency in quality and cost.

The timeframe depends on the size, design, level of customisation, site conditions and whether permits or approvals are required. For some standard modular products, manufacturing may take only a few weeks, while a fully approved residential project can take considerably longer due to design, engineering, permits and site preparation. We can provide a more accurate timeframe once we understand your project.

Yes. Many of our pre-designed modular buildings can be customised to better suit your needs. Depending on the model, you may be able to change the floor plan, windows and doors, kitchen layout, finishes, cladding, flooring, verandas and other features. Major structural changes may require additional design and engineering.

Yes. We can assist with managing the required permits and approvals for your modular home project, including coordinating relevant design, engineering, assessments and certification where applicable. Requirements vary depending on the property, council and project type, so we assess each site individually to determine what approvals are needed.

Our modular buildings generally include the main building structure, internal finishes, kitchen and bathroom fixtures where applicable, electrical and plumbing provisions, installation, crane hire, service connections, permits and site works. We can provide a more accurate timeframe once we understand your project.

Yes, modular buildings can often be installed on rural and sloping sites. However, site access, ground conditions, slope, vegetation, overhead powerlines, delivery access and foundation requirements all need to be considered. Some sites may require additional engineering, earthworks or specialised footings. A site assessment can help determine the most suitable solution.

A modular home is delivered as completed building modules, while a kit generally supplies components that still require extensive on-site assembly.

Share your site location, preferred design and project goals through our enquiry form, and our team will guide you through the next steps.