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What is possible with a Wolf Home?

Modular homes, ADUs (accessory dwelling units) and tiny homes in Washington, Oregon and beyond

  • Income Opportunity
  • Family on Property
  • Affordable Housing (for adult children)
  • Support Family
  • Convenience or Care for Parents

We build Built to the IRC (International Residential Code), the same code as site-built homes, not HUD code (the federal standard for manufactured homes). 2×10 floor joists, R-49 ceilings, Snow loads to 100 psf. See how modular differs. , ADUs, and tiny homes in our Battle Ground factory. Our own employees handle your project from permits through installation.

Wolf Home, a Model J modular home with an orange front door and cedar porch in Winthrop, Washington
Model J · Winthrop, WA
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They completed our home faster than we expected and came in under budget…
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My 88-year-old mother loves her Model G Wolf tiny home.
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Our property needed all utilities trenched and connected, a septic system installed, and a driveway with appropriate permits and they handled everything.
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It is a beautiful, well built home for my retirement.
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650+ homes delivered

Come see a home on the line.

Built indoors in 2 to 3 weeks. Leaves our shop about 92% complete. Set on your foundation, often in a day.

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Explore the homes

Explore our floor plans for modular homes, ADUs (accessory dwelling units), and tiny homes.

One company, from permit to keys.

In Washington and Oregon our own crews do the work. When your lot needs a survey or septic design, we line that up too.

  • Residential building code
  • Permanent foundation
  • Factory inspections
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A modular home being framed and wired inside Wolf’s Battle Ground factory

Modular or manufactured? The code makes the difference.

A manufactured home is built to the federal HUD code and keeps a steel chassis. A modular home is built to the IRC and set on a permanent foundation.

  • 2×10 vs 2×6/2×8 floors
  • R-49 vs R-38 ceilings
  • Snow load up to 100 psf
  • No chassis left under the home
See the full comparison
Modular vs Manufactured Homes: What's the Real Difference
Ogden District Cottages in Vancouver, Washington, with covered front porches and paths around shared green space
Ogden District Cottages · Vancouver, Washington

Homes for a whole community

At Ogden District Cottages, private front doors and covered porches open onto shared green space. See how Wolf homes work together on one property.

Let’s start with your property

Send us the location. We’ll review site access, permits, and home fit, and reply within one business day.

Talk with Kelsey, Kirsten, or Lars. They’ll look at your property and answer questions until the choice is clear.

Full-service builds in Washington and Oregon, with delivery and set in other western states. Where we build →

(360) 912-9519

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What are you planning?

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