How Much Do Home, Barn or Garage Kits Cost?
We encourage you to work with us now, to plan your kit, get your design done, start your permit process and place your order. We can schedule your delivery for this spring, summer or fall. We recommend that you get all your planning and permitting done early, to avoid the typical spring and summer backlog and long lead times.
For a limited time, we are offering special prices on our most popular plans.
Call us or send an email to discuss your plans in more detail.
For a limited time, we are offering special prices on our most popular plans.
Call us or send an email to discuss your plans in more detail.
Kit prices range from about $30 per square foot of living space. Cost factors include the size of the house, options selected and design features.
Our kit designs can be found in the Gallery under Our Buildings. We've listed many of our most popular kits, but we do have others if you do not find what you are looking for.
Kit sizes are listed underneath each image.
Please contact us with questions about our house, barn or garage kit pricing for a more comprehensive estimate.
Our kit designs can be found in the Gallery under Our Buildings. We've listed many of our most popular kits, but we do have others if you do not find what you are looking for.
Kit sizes are listed underneath each image.
Please contact us with questions about our house, barn or garage kit pricing for a more comprehensive estimate.
We would be happy to offer you an estimate for a kit.
To do this properly, we will need the town or city, and state where you plan to build.
We will need to know if you plan to build over a basement or crawl space, or on a slab.
We also need to know if you are building in a high wind or snow load area, and if you are building in a seismic or wildfire zone.
This information is crucial to give you the most accurate estimate.
To do this properly, we will need the town or city, and state where you plan to build.
We will need to know if you plan to build over a basement or crawl space, or on a slab.
We also need to know if you are building in a high wind or snow load area, and if you are building in a seismic or wildfire zone.
This information is crucial to give you the most accurate estimate.