When you buy a home from us, you’re getting a move-in-ready space! It’s fully insulated, pre-wired, and pre-plumbed. The home includes LED lighting, a full bathroom, a kitchen with granite countertops, cabinets, a sink, and a split HVAC system for heating and cooling. We also install an electric tankless water heater and provide all the necessary plumbing and electrical connections. Just unload, set it up, plug it in, and you’re good to go!

Yes! You can customize things like flooring, cabinet options, countertops, and even the layout to fit your needs. If you have specific design ideas, we’ll do our best to bring them to life.

Building usually takes about 15-30 days. Delivery can take an additional 30-45 days, depending on where you live. So from the time you place your order, plan for around 60-75 days until the house arrives.

Our container homes are well-insulated, making them perfect for both hot and cold climates. The insulation is designed to keep you comfortable year-round, whether it’s a snowy winter or a warm summer.

We offer a 3-year warranty that covers any manufacturing defects. We want to make sure you’re happy with your home, so we stand behind our work.

While we don’t handle the installation, our homes are easy to set up. You can use a local contractor or hire a crew to place the home on its foundation and connect the utilities. We provide detailed instructions to make it as simple as possible.

Our homes can be placed on a concrete slab, piers, or even a crawl space. The specific foundation needed depends on local building codes and the land where you’re placing the home. We recommend talking to a local contractor to choose the best option for your site.

Yes, we can add washer/dryer hookups at no extra cost. Most homeowners choose to add stackable units, typically placed in the bathroom, near the kitchen, or rear bedroom.

Our homes come pre-wired for electricity with a 240-volt connection, similar to most household appliances. We have a 64-amp service for the home, and a breaker box just like any other house.

This varies by location, so we recommend checking with your local zoning or building department. Every city or county has different rules about tiny homes or prefab homes, so it’s important to make sure your home complies with local regulations.