The questions we hear most often.
Everything you wanted to know about modular living, portable accommodation, and our process across Western Australia.
01 Do I need council approval for a granny flat or modular home in WA?
Do I need council approval for a granny flat or modular home in WA?
In most cases, yes. Even modular or portable homes need a building permit from your local council. Some granny flats may be exempt from separate planning approval if they meet R-Codes 2024 requirements, but we'll confirm this before installation.
02 Are your units compliant with Australian building standards?
Are your units compliant with Australian building standards?
Yes. Every unit we supply is built to comply with the National Construction Code (NCC 2022) and relevant WA state variations. This includes structural engineering for wind regions and optional bushfire (BAL) ratings.
03 Can these homes handle WA's heat, wind, and weather conditions?
Can these homes handle WA's heat, wind, and weather conditions?
Absolutely. Our modular buildings are wind-rated for WA and use high-density insulated panels to maintain comfort in both hot northern regions and cooler southern climates. BAL upgrades are available for bushfire-prone areas.
04 How long does it take to get my building installed?
How long does it take to get my building installed?
Once approvals are complete, most units are delivered and installed within a few days of arrival in WA. Total turnaround (from order to installation) usually takes 6–10 weeks, depending on design and location.
05 What are the transport and delivery options across WA?
What are the transport and delivery options across WA?
We deliver statewide, from Perth Metro to regional and remote WA. Buildings arrive folded or in container format, then are unfolded and installed on-site with minimal disruption.
06 Can I customise the design or layout?
Can I customise the design or layout?
Yes. You can choose different floor plans, finishes, and inclusions to match your needs. We can adjust kitchen layouts, bathroom fittings, window placements, and external finishes based on your preferences and site layout.
07 What's included in the base price?
What's included in the base price?
Our base packages include the fully constructed modular unit, insulation, internal linings, plumbing and electrical pre-fit, doors, windows, lighting, and flooring. Optional upgrades include air conditioning, decks, appliances, and solar or BAL packages.
08 Do you handle installation and site preparation?
Do you handle installation and site preparation?
Yes. Our WA team can coordinate site preparation, cranage, tie-downs, and service connections. If you prefer, we can also supply the unit only and work with your chosen local contractor for setup.
09 How much does a granny flat or worker unit cost?
How much does a granny flat or worker unit cost?
Prices depend on size, layout, and finishes, but modular construction generally costs 30–50% less than traditional building. You'll receive an itemised, fixed quote before production begins, so there are no surprises.
10 Can these buildings be moved or relocated later?
Can these buildings be moved or relocated later?
Yes. All units are relocatable and reusable. They can be disconnected, transported, and reinstalled at another site with minimal modifications.
11 Are your modular buildings energy efficient?
Are your modular buildings energy efficient?
Yes. Our insulated panel system and tight construction design help maintain stable indoor temperatures, reducing power consumption for heating and cooling — ideal for WA's climate.
12 What kind of warranty or after-sales support do you provide?
What kind of warranty or after-sales support do you provide?
Each unit has a manufacturer's warranty covering the structure, fittings, and materials. Our local team in WA provides ongoing support for installation, maintenance advice, and replacement parts if needed.
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