Frequently Asked Questions

It's crucial to understand that Modular Homes built to the CSA Z240-RV Standard are only permitted occupancy for 49% of the year.

Placing it on your property is ideal, but ensure you check local bylaws beforehand.

Many RV Parks welcome them, but it's wise to ask first as some parks have a no modular home policy.

Look for properties zoned with few or no bylaws for the best options.

Finding the right spot for a modular home can be challenging due to strict land use bylaws, but we're here to help with our expertise and assist you in navigating these regulations.

We now offer Manufactured Modular Homes tailored for those seeking to purchase raw land for their homes, aiming for a solution that qualifies as a permanent residence. These are LEGAL MODULAR HOMES, recognized as permanent homes suitable for primary or secondary residence, and are generally accepted by most municipalities and building inspectors across BC and other Canadian provinces.

Always connect with your local municipality to ensure these homes comply with zoning bylaws of your intended location. We're here to assist and guide you through any questions or processes.

We recommend preparing a concrete or gravel pad, properly graded and level. Each modular home has unique requirements, so thorough research is advised. Our team is ready to help with any questions about setting up your new home.

All our standard models come prepared for on-site electricity, recommending a 50Amp electrical sub-panel for the home if possible.

Each home is equipped with a 3” RV grey water and black water hookup, with an option for septic or sewer connection. Water is connected via a simple potable water hose.

We collaborate with you to customize your modular home, ensuring all power sources and appliances are ideal for both on-grid and off-grid living. Options include a composting toilet, rainwater collection system, freshwater tank, greywater filtration, solar power, and more!

Yes, our modular homes can be designed solar-ready from the start, making off-grid living an easy transition. We have a team of off-grid specialists ready to equip your home with all the solar power you need. Let us know if you'd like the solar package included in your build.

The construction timeline for a modular home ranges from 10 to 18 weeks, depending on customization. We prioritize order sequence, so securing your deposit early is advisable. Design details can be sorted during the waiting period.

Yes, many insurance providers cover modular homes. We'll guide you through this process, ensuring your home qualifies as either an RV or Manufactured Home series model. It's best to consult with your insurance provider for specific rates and requirements. Information on skirting and anchoring your home is available upon request.

Absolutely! We provide a one-year warranty covering all structural, electrical, plumbing, and gas fitting aspects, where applicable. The trailer comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty, and the roof includes a 40-year manufacturer’s warranty. Your package will contain individual manufacturer warranties for each product.

We advise letting professional movers handle the transportation unless you're experienced in towing trailers and have the appropriate license endorsement. A Code 7 endorsement is required for towing a modular home in BC. Visit our website for more details on towing regulations in your area.

We offer delivery across Canada and the United States, including handling border documentation fees for tiny home imports through customs.

HAUS HUB collaborates with professional drivers for modular home deliveries. The homeowner is responsible for towing arrangements, but we're here to help with delivery planning. Considerations include access from main roads, ground conditions, overhead obstacles, and roadway grades. We're committed to assisting with the delivery and setup of your Manufactured Home series, ensuring a smooth transition.