There are many options, and we can discuss those with you as part of your planning process. Among your choices: cement or wood blocking, cement posts, cement footing, screw posts.

The first step is a building permit, and we follow the codes closely to make sure our product meets or exceeds the standards set for tiny homes. Your home will be insulated to proper R values, the roof will be designed to withstand snow load in our Canadian winters, and electrical and plumbing will all be inspected. Upon completion, your new home will come with a conditional occupancy permit before it leaves our site, and will qualify for a full occupancy permit once it is set up on your site with a completed NSP (Nova Scotia Power) connection.

• Modular: Factory-built in sections, assembled on-site.
• Prefab: Pre-made components (e.g., walls) assembled on-site.
• Stick-built: Fully constructed on-site, from the ground up.

Every home is as unique as the person designing it, and they can be customized to fit your specific needs.
Imagine a full-time residence with low heating and maintenance costs. Or a beautiful, sunny auxiliary suite for your parents to live close by. Maybe you want a year-round cottage for a lakefront lot. The possibilities are endless…

Pricing can vary depending on what your wants/needs are. Square footage, choices in windows and doors, fixtures, flooring, and finishes all affect the cost. On average, plan to spend $300-350 per square foot for a typical house, finished and ready to move to your lot.

• These homes can be built very quickly, compared to the construction of a large home or apartment building
• The purchase price is within reach of more people than the cost of a large home..
• The monthly payment on a home can be substantially less than the cost of renting a small, basic apartment.