FAQ

A factory-built home, delivered to your site. Depending on the model that means a tiny house, a modular or mobile home, a prefab cabin, a travel trailer, or a kit home you assemble. Each product page lists the dimensions, the materials, the certification, and precisely what's included.

Tiny homes are compact standalone dwellings, often on a trailer chassis. Modular homes arrive as finished sections and are joined on a permanent foundation. Mobile homes are built to a transportable standard and set on a pad or piers. Prefab cabins are recreational-grade structures for guest, office or getaway use. Kit homes ship as a flat-packed package you or a contractor assemble. Travel trailers are road-legal and towable.

On most models, yes — layout, exterior and interior finishes, cabinetry, fixtures and appliance packages. Options and their cost are listed per model and itemised on your quote. Structural changes are assessed case by case.

We don't currently operate a public showroom. We provide full specifications, photography and video for every model, and we'll answer any question in writing. If you're near [PLACEHOLDER: location] we can sometimes arrange a viewing — ask.

Request a quote from any product page. We'll confirm the specification, delivery address and total in writing. Once you approve the quote, we take a deposit and schedule production.

Listed prices are for the model as specified, before delivery. Delivery is quoted separately because it depends on distance and site access. Options and upgrades are added at the prices shown. Your written quote shows the complete total.

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No. Everything we charge appears on your quote before you pay anything. Costs we don't charge — permits, foundation work, utility connections, local contractors — are listed on the quote as your responsibility so there are no surprises.

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[PLACEHOLDER: delivery region.] Delivery cost and lead time are quoted with your order.

Production typically takes [PLACEHOLDER: X–Y weeks] from deposit, with delivery after that depending on distance. Your quote gives a specific window, and we update you as production progresses.

On a flatbed or lowboy trailer, depending on the model. Your site needs clear access for a vehicle of that size — we'll confirm the dimensions and turning requirements before delivery day.

For most models, yes. Depending on size and configuration you'll need a crane or forklift at the delivery address. We tell you what's required well in advance so you can book it locally.

The home is delivered and placed. Someone must be on site to receive it and sign off. We ask you to inspect for transit damage before the driver leaves, and to photograph anything you're unsure about.

Report it within [PLACEHOLDER: X days] with photographs and we'll arrange repair or replacement of the affected components. See our Shipping & Delivery page for the full procedure.

No. We deliver and place it. Foundation work, utility connections, tie-downs and final set are done by local contractors you engage.

Almost certainly, and the requirements vary by county and sometimes by parcel. Check with your local planning or building department before you order. We supply the model's specifications and certification documents to support your application.

That depends entirely on your local ADU rules — minimum lot size, setbacks, utility connections and occupancy restrictions all vary. Confirm with your municipality first.

At minimum, a level, compacted, properly drained pad or foundation sized for the model, and clear vehicle access. Foundation requirements are listed on each product page.

Depends on the model and your jurisdiction. Models built to a residential construction standard are generally intended for permanent occupancy; recreational cabins and travel trailers often are not. Each product page states the model's certification — check it against your local rules.

Yes. Insulation specification is listed per model, and several models offer upgraded packages for cold or hot climates.

Most models ship with plumbing and electrical roughed in or fully installed — check the model's specification. Final connection to mains or tanks is done on site by a licensed local trade.

It varies by model and package. Each product page lists exactly what ships with the home.

Several models are solar-ready, with pre-engineered roof mounting and pre-wired battery provision. Water tanks and composting toilets are available as options on selected models. Panels, batteries and inverters are not included unless the listing says so.

With normal maintenance, a well-built compact home has a comparable service life to conventional construction. Materials and warranty terms are listed per model.

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Tiny Home Sales is a specialist seller of compact and prefabricated homes based in [PLACEHOLDER: location]. More on our About Us page.

Yes. We'll provide our registration details and documentation on request — contact us and ask.

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