Thanks to standard solutions, our modular and element buildings can be manufactured quickly, and they have good thermal and sound resistance. We also develop special solutions to meet the customers requirements.
We use high quality and natural materials and an ecologically planned production process that ensure high quality and environmental friendliness.
The designs of our buildings are well planned. That is why they fit well into environments with different architectural solutions.
We are looking for distributors for our products. We also seek co-operation partners among construction companies and real estate developers to offer our product solutions.
We are able to design and manufacture large and small-scale element and modular construction solutions.
Contact us by any convenient method and get full information about the project. You can ask our company specialists any questions, find out about the cost and possible equipment of the house.
After choosing the project, we will sign a contract. The contract will include the purchase conditions, taking into account individual preferences, payment terms, and delivery dates. At this stage, you also make a prepayment of 35% of the total cost.
We manufacture houses in stages: frame, insulation, utilities, and finishing. The production process takes several months, depending on the complexity of the project. For each client, we can provide a tour during the house production, and you will be able to see for yourself that we strictly adhere to standards and ensure the quality of the work.
While your house is being manufactured, you need to prepare the foundation for it. We will provide you with detailed instructions and the necessary drawings.
You can organize the delivery yourself or use the services of our partners. Our houses does not require long assembly on the site, so the installation process will take 1-7 days. After the installation is complete, you will conduct a final inspection with the company to ensure that everything is done according to your requirements.
