Abodu
CaliforniaBuilds modular backyard homes and ADUs across California, with state-approved plans and fixed all-in pricing, and says installation can take as little as one day.
These companies build all or most of the unit in a factory and then set it on your lot. That can save months, because the site work and the build happen at the same time. In a public San Diego pilot, a factory-built one-bedroom cost about 22 percent less than a site-built one of the same size. The catch is that most of the money still goes to work on your lot, so ask every company here what its price leaves out. Read prefab vs site-built before you compare quotes.
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Builds modular backyard homes and ADUs across California, with state-approved plans and fixed all-in pricing, and says installation can take as little as one day.
Calls itself a leader in offsite construction and offers to handle an ADU, a home build or a development from start to finish.
Designs and builds homes, backyard ADUs and multifamily housing.
Designs, permits and builds custom all-steel homes, ADUs and fire rebuilds in Southern California, installed in weeks.
Builds ADUs in Portland, Oregon using modular construction and what it calls an innovative ownership structure, aimed at lowering the cost of building and owning.
Prefab ADUs and modern sheds with designer finishes and customizable window and door combinations.
High-performance, all-electric prefab homes that the company says exceed Passive House standards.
Prefab homes it describes as sustainable and built in 12 weeks.
Architect-designed custom modular homes built with off-site construction.
Customizable, energy-efficient prefab homes with flexible floor plans.
Luxury prefab and modular homes built with sustainable materials.
Modern prefab and modular homes designed and built in Alberta, delivered across Canada and the United States.
Prefabricated structures such as guest houses and offices, sold turnkey or as DIY kits, serving Texas and beyond.
Prefab modules in a range of sizes, from its k3 to its k8 and k9, plus custom work.
Factory-built housing units, including its Casita, under the tagline The Future of Housing.
More than 40 cabin and home plans designed to bring the outdoors in. Plans, not a builder.
Energy-efficient small house kits meant for owners to build themselves.
Modular prefab cabins and tiny homes, including models on wheels. Check whether your city treats wheeled units as ADUs.
Manufactured, modular and CrossMod home options.
Manufactured and modular homes, plus park model RVs.
Manufactured, modular and mobile homes and park model RVs, sold through dealers.
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