How a build runs
First call to keys
Building on site means a year of trades, weather and waiting. Modular takes most of that out — your home is manufactured while your block is prepared, and the two happen at once.
- Stages, first call to keys
- 08
- Design approval to delivery
- ~4 months
- On-site installation
- Days
- Company answerable
- One
- 01
Initial Consultation
Begin with a free consultation to discuss your vision, requirements and preferences. This conversation helps us understand your needs and give you tailored advice for your modular home project.
- 02
Design Selection and Customisation
Choose your preferred design from our range, then work with our team to customise interior finishes, fixtures and fittings so the home matches your style and how you actually live.
- 03
Site Assessment
We evaluate your property — soil conditions, accessibility, local regulations. This confirms the project is feasible and tells us exactly what preparation your site needs.
- 04
Permits and Approvals
We assist in obtaining every required permit and approval, including planning and building permits, and navigate the regulatory side so the approval process does not stall your build.
- 05
Construction
Construction begins in our controlled factory environment, which means precision, efficiency and strict quality control. We send regular updates and progress photos throughout.
- 06
Site Preparation
While your home is being built, our team prepares your site — laying foundations and putting services in place. Running these in parallel is what takes months off the timeline.
- 07
Delivery and Installation
Your completed home is transported to site and installed by our team, ready for occupancy shortly after installation.
- 08
Handover
After final inspections and approvals, we hand over the keys to your new modular home.
That is measured from the point your layouts, finishes and fixtures are signed off and the deposit is paid — not from the first phone call. Approvals and site conditions sit in front of it, and they vary by council.
Questions
Answered plainly
How long does it take to receive my modular home?
Subject to design and site constraints, a modular home can be delivered approximately four months from the moment layouts, finishes and fixtures have been selected, signed off and deposits paid.
How do I finance it?
Modular construction often requires the majority or entirety of payment upfront. We have partnered with finance teams so more flexible payment terms can be made available. A consultation can be arranged to explore your finance options.
What permits do I need?
If a planning permit application is required for your property, our team of planners can assist you throughout the process. In some cases all you will need is a building permit — our team can advise on this too.
Can I make changes to the floorplan?
Yes. We know our standard layouts will not suit every site or every household, so we work through what can be changed within the module structure and show you what is possible.
What distinguishes modular homes from traditional site-built homes?
Modular homes are constructed in a factory using advanced techniques, which means precision and quality control, then transported and assembled on a permanent foundation. Traditional homes are built entirely on site, which means longer build times and weather delays. Both meet the same building codes and standards.
Are modular homes the same as kit homes?
No. Modular homes are fully constructed in sections in a factory — electrical, plumbing and interior finishes included — before being transported and assembled on site. Kit homes are a package of materials delivered for assembly entirely on site.
How much does it cost to transport the home to my site?
Transport costs vary with distance, access and craneage requirements. We quote this properly after your site assessment rather than guessing at it up front.
Still unanswered
Ask us the awkward one
Cost, permits, what happens when a site assessment comes back badly. A consultation is free and there is nothing to sign at the end of it.