Modular Tiny Homes

While it is not recommend to do so in order to avoid higher costs, it is possible to add space to a modular home in the future or to connect to units together for a bigger living space.

Actually, modular homes are often built stronger than regular homes, due to the fact that they will be lifted and transported to the installation site. Also, factory made modular homes are built in a controlled environment, sheltered from the elements, which guarantees a much better quality control.

Minimaliste modular homes can be placed on concrete crawl space foundation, pier foundations, helical piles or full basements, depending on your location and needs.

Yes, they must meet local building codes and zoning regulations. We help you navigate the permit process.

A modular tiny home is placed on a foundation and follows traditional building codes, making it a permanent structure. A tiny home on wheels is built on a trailer and meets RV standards, offering mobility. Both are well-insulated and energy-efficient, but the choice depends on whether you want a home that stays put or one that can move.