Bridging the affordable housing gap in idaho and beyond

Choosing a prefab home means getting a beautiful, high-quality home faster, more affordably, and with fewer headaches than traditional construction.

Pre-fabricated housing

Prefab homes offer a modern, efficient alternative to traditional construction, combining speed, affordability, and quality. Built in controlled factory environments, they minimize waste and reduce construction time, often allowing homeowners to move in within weeks. With precise craftsmanship, energy-efficient designs, and a wide range of customizable styles, prefab homes provide both durability and design flexibility. They also simplify budgeting, financing, and permitting, making them a smart choice for anyone seeking a high-quality, stress-free path to owning a beautiful home.

FAQs

  • What is prefab and why choose it?

    Prefab (prefabricated) homes are built off-site in a factory and then delivered and assembled on your property. Choosing prefab can save time, reduce construction waste, and provide consistent quality compared with traditional on-site building. It’s an efficient, flexible, and often more cost-effective way to add an ADU or tiny home to your property.

  • Do I need a permit to install a prefab home?

    Yes, most pre-fab homes or ADUs require city or county permits for correct and legal installation. Permit and document costs vary by region.

  • What’s the difference between modular, prefab manufactured, and stick-built homes?

    Modular homes are built in sections in a factory and assembled on-site. They meet local building codes.

    Prefab manufactured homes are fully built in a factory and transported to the site; they often follow HUD codes.

    Stick-built homes are constructed entirely on-site from raw materials.

    Understanding the differences helps you choose the right home type for your budget, timeline, and property.