Our homes

A modular home is a home built from manufactured sections, known as modules. These modules are designed to fit seamlessly together and are manufactured off-site, transported to their development and then combined to form a finished property.

The quality and safety of our modular homes is assured by all the industry standards you would expect to see on any housing development, including ISO 45001, ISO 9001, BOPAS and NHBC. We've created our own Modular Academy to equip our employees with the skills and knowledge needed to build homes that meet the strictest safety and quality criteria.

We build our modular homes at our dedicated 550,000 square foot factory near Leeds, which is capable of producing up to 3,500 properties a year. Doing most of the work off-site means we can almost halve build time and accelerate the delivery of the new homes the UK desperately needs.

Our modular homes are designed, manufactured and built at our factory, then sent to the development site to be placed on prepared foundations and fitted with a facade. Road access permitting, they can be transported to any site in mainland Britain with the appropriate planning permission in place.

Yes. Like any sort of housing project, a modular homes development will require planning permission from your local authority and will also need to comply with building regulations. You can see our build quality assurances below. We can work with you from the start of the planning process to assess the site and support you every step of the way.

Our three-bed houses, two-bed houses and apartments are standardised to ensure quality, repeatability and volume at scale. However, certain elements can be adapted, such as the external facade to suit the local environment and your requirements. Our apartments can also be adjusted to fit the width of the development site and can go up to five storeys in height. Bringing us on board early in the planning process will help to ensure the finished properties are in line with your initial vision. We also hope to add more property types in the future, with product development taking place over time to reflect need in the market.