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The package includes the primary components required to assemble the building system:

• Modular structural and installation frame
• Windows, flooring, ceiling and lighting
• Bathroom fixtures and kitchen cabinets
• Interior and exterior wall panels
• Insulation and roofing system

Installation is not included. A300 starts at approximately $20,000 per unit; A450 starts at approximately $30,000 per unit.

No. The material package covers the building system only. Professional installation is a separate project scope, typically bringing A300 to approximately $30,000–$35,000 per unit and A450 to approximately $50,000–$55,000 per unit before site-specific work.

As an early planning reference, typical installation is approximately $10,000–$15,000 per A300 unit and $20,000–$25,000 per A450 unit.

Actual cost depends on location, access, equipment, site conditions and project scope.

The package does not automatically include installation, foundation, site preparation, grading, exterior utility connections, water or sewer work, septic, electrical service, permits, site-specific engineering, landscaping or other property-specific work.

Those items are evaluated during project planning.

A screw-pier or helical foundation may be used when appropriate. The final design depends on soil, structural loads, site conditions and local requirements.

Yes, where approved for the property. Suitability must be confirmed through project-specific engineering and local code review.

The site generally needs truck and equipment access, prepared foundation locations, adequate working space, drainage and utility connection points.

Trees, power lines, gates, narrow roads, slopes and soft ground can affect delivery and installation.

Yes. Send the property location, acreage, site photos or video, any available site plan or survey, and the number of planned units. We use that information to review access and project considerations.

Interior plumbing, electrical and HVAC components can be prepared within the cabin. After installation, the unit is connected to the property’s existing or newly developed exterior utility systems. Exact scope depends on the project and local requirements.

Exterior electrical, water, sewer, septic and other utility connections are generally completed on site by appropriately licensed local professionals. We coordinate the cabin-side connection requirements.

Cabin components are transported to the project site by truck. The delivery plan depends on the model, configuration and project requirements.

The property needs room for delivery trucks, unloading, workers, material handling and a crane or other installation equipment when required. Narrow roads, gates, trees, overhead power lines, bridges, slopes and unstable ground should be reviewed early.

We work with trained installation teams familiar with the standardized building system. This helps maintain a consistent installation process and supports future service needs.

Typical field assembly is 3–4 days for the approximately 300 SQ FT A300 and around 5 days for the approximately 450 SQ FT A450, using a crew of roughly 4–5 people.

Site access, weather, foundation readiness, equipment, utilities, model configuration and project scope can change the schedule.

Our current installation capability is primarily in Texas. Other locations may be possible depending on project size, location, scheduling, crew availability and logistics.

Requirements vary by state, county, city, zoning, intended use, building classification and local code. Customers should confirm requirements with the local building department. We can provide applicable product information and technical documents to support that process.

Potentially. Zoning, building code, setbacks, foundation, utilities, septic, fire and life-safety requirements, and local approvals must be reviewed for the specific property.

Yes. The system is designed for repeatable deployment—from one cabin to 10, 20, 50 or 100+ units.

Applications include glamping resorts, ranch retreats, RV parks, campgrounds, hospitality projects, rental communities and multi-unit land developments. Larger projects are planned around product selection, site strategy, logistics, installation, scheduling and project coordination.