Each prefab home package is designed to simplify construction projects.
In fact, we’re making it easier than ever to move into a new house that’s both stylish and an efficient home for the future.
FAQ
About Canadian Prefab Homes 🍁🏡
A: The average cost of a prefab home in Canada typically ranges from $150 to $300 per square foot, depending on the region, level of customization, and whether the home is built in an urban or rural setting. For example, a 1,500 sq. ft. prefab home may cost between $225,000 and $450,000, excluding land and site preparation.
A: Yes, absolutely! Prefab homes are fully livable and legal residences in Canada. They meet all provincial and national building codes, and with proper insulation and design, they’re perfectly suited to withstand Canada’s diverse climate—from coastal rain to northern snow. Many Canadians already live in prefab homes year-round.
A: Absolutely! We offer a range of customization options to ensure your home reflects your personal style and needs.
A: Typically, our prefab homes are completed in a shorter timeframe than traditional builds, often within a few months, depending on the complexity and location.
A: Yes, our homes are designed with energy efficiency in mind, incorporating eco-friendly materials and modern insulation techniques.
A: Yes, you can. Most major Canadian lenders offer mortgage financing for prefab and modular homes, provided the home will be placed on a permanent foundation and meets local building codes. In some cases, you may also qualify for CMHC-backed loans, construction loans, or manufacturer financing options.
A: A 900 sq. ft. modular home in Canada usually costs between $135,000 and $270,000, depending on the location, finishes, and site conditions. Custom upgrades, energy-efficient features, and remote delivery can affect the total price. This size is ideal for small families, retirees, or as a secondary dwelling unit.
