Confirmation in production schedule and to allow for lead times required for ordering materials. Final payment is due 14 days before delivery to your site.

Approximately 2.5 months depending on the production schedules.

Homes are built by a licenced building practitioner (licenced builder) to a healthy home standard. A 10 year master builders warranty can also be available for an extra cost.

No, however, we offer a professional team to truck and relocate your home to your site for a reasonable cost.

The wastewater gets pumped through a macerating pump up to 80m to either a septic tank or existing gulley trap. If no sewage system is available, a composting toilet can be installed. Electrical connects via a 32amp caravan plug to a power supply on site, we do have complete off grid solar power systems available. Water supply is from a normal hose connection point provided from either a water tank with pump or hose from existing source. Hot water is through an LPG gas califont which a gas bottle is required for.

There are over 7 standard design options which you can alter to your own personal requirements. These could involve extra costs which need to be paid at the time before the variation work starts.

Yes you can - however any variations may involve extra costs.

Yes, we can offer any other site works like decking & verandahs or these can also be provided in a kitset form.

Our homes require a fairly level site with compacted basecoarse to be located on, we can offer to do the site works e.g. site cuts & driveways if necessary. We offer a site inspection service at minimal cost to assess your site and services available.

Yes the homes NZ standard ceiling, floor and wall insulation, and double glazing window joinery.

If you meet our finance provider terms, finance can be arranged.

Yes we have rental options available.

The main difference of upflush toilets from standard fixtures is the discharge system, whose key components are a macerator/pump and a small-diameter pipe. The powerful macerator has a rotating blade that shreds and grinds solid material like human waste and toilet paper. When mixed with flushing water, solid material changes to a fine slurry which moves easily through a narrow pipe upward. A quiet electric-powered pump moves the fine slurry upward under pressure. The small-diameter discharge pipe (as small as 3/4" across), solves many structural problems as it can be run virtually anywhere. The fine slurry moves easily through this pipe to the normal sewage system, septic tank or holding tank.