Modular Home Pricing

Some banks may still be reluctant to finance modular homes, though this is changing as modular construction gains popularity. If you encounter difficulties, consider reaching out to one of the brokers or banks listed below.

The loan process can vary by institution, but generally follows these steps:

1. 1. Initial Discussion: Speak with your banker or broker to discuss what you want to do. During this step, the bank may grant you pre-approval.
   2. Application: Once you are happy to proceed with getting a loan, the bank will require you to start the application process. Please note that the timeframe of this step can vary greatly depending on your circumstances and the bank's process.
   3. Valuation: As part of the process, the bank may conduct a desktop valuation of the project to ensure that it represents market value.
   4. Approval: Once you have completed the above steps, the bank will approve your application for a loan and make funds available for you to pay for your home.

Yes, we can offer in-house bridging finance at competitive rates to cover progress payments while your home is being built. Contact your consultant to discuss options. Note that a deposit and initial progress payment of at least 10% are required before we start construction.

Modular homes are generally more cost-effective to build compared to traditional homes, particularly if you have a remote/rural property. This is primarily due to shorter build times as modular homes are assembled in a controlled environment. As they are built in a factory, a modular home isn’t affected by bad weather conditions which can often prolong traditional construction. Builders and tradespeople are also able to spend much less time on site which can substantially cut costs when building in remote locations.

Yes, we include transport costs in your pricing. We don’t have a per/kilometre rate for transport. Instead, we give you a fixed price for delivery to your site.

We can deliver anywhere in QLD and the northern half of NSW.

Yes. Your building and plumbing approval fees are included. If you do need a DA for a second dwelling, there will be an additional cost for this.

No, these are not included as these costs can vary for each area. Costs can also vary depending on the location of the build site on an acreage block. However, we can provide assistance with obtaining quotes from local trades people.

Yes. Tiles in wet areas and carpets in the bedrooms are included. Vinyl flooring in living and hallway areas are all standard.

Upgrade options to polished timber flooring or tiles are available.

Yes. Our homes can be very easily built to meet required cyclone ratings. Costs will depend on the size of your home and the area in which you are building. For example, if your block of land is on top of a hill 500 metres from the beach, it will need a higher cyclone rating than if it is further inland in a built up and protected area.

Yes, you can for some items.

For example, you may be able to find a special deal for your kitchen appliances from a retailer that can give you a  saving.

However you’d need to talk to our design consultant prior to purchasing them to ensure that there will be no adverse impact on building costs.

Yes, we do! To ensure there are no unexpected budget blowouts, a design consultant will help you through the process of perfecting every detail of your home design so you avoid needing to make variations. Our sales administration team will also take the preliminary steps that are critical to giving you a fixed and final price (such as arranging engineering and soil tests).

With our team dedicated to taking care of every minor and major detail, there will never be any hidden costs for you to worry about.