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Wolf vs RG ProBuilders: factory modular vs on-site stick-built
Both companies build ADUs in Battle Ground and across Washington and Oregon. Wolf builds the dwelling in a factory, then delivers and installs it. RG ProBuilders describes its ADUs, including the MODPOD / Modern Series, as on-site construction.
Construction method
Factory modular versus on-site construction
| Question | Wolf Industries | RG ProBuilders (their public site) |
|---|---|---|
| Construction method | Factory modular. Framed, wired, plumbed, and finished indoors in Battle Ground. | Stick-built entirely on site. RG states its ADUs (accessory dwelling units) are new-construction real estate, not prefab or mobile units. |
| Code and inspections | IRC/IBC (International Residential Code / International Building Code) residential. Washington L&I or Oregon BCD Prefabricated Structures inspects the home in the factory. Local agencies inspect the foundation, placement, and utility connections. | On-site residential construction. Local inspections follow the frame as it rises on the lot. |
| Product names they use | Models B through I, 307–1,232 sq ft. Modular ADUs, cottages, tiny-house-sized Model B (City of Portland only). | Traditional, Modern (MODPOD), and Urban series. RG says models run from about 357 sq ft to over 1,500 sq ft, plus custom homes, barns, and shops. |
| Battle Ground | Factory at 607 SE Eaton Blvd. Local sets are a short haul. See the Battle Ground ADU builder page. | Publishes a Battle Ground ADU builder page and markets MODPODs there as an on-site alternative to tiny homes, containers, and modular housing. |
| Permits and utilities | In-house packet. If a permittable dwelling is not possible, the signed permitting agreement defines the eligible refund and exclusions. | RG says it handles permits, jurisdiction requirements, and utilities as part of a done-for-you on-site build. |
Information about RG ProBuilders comes from rgprobuilders.com, including its ADU, FAQ, MODPOD, and Battle Ground pages. Confirm current services and pricing directly with RG ProBuilders.
Wolf pricing
Wolf’s published cost ranges
Home starting prices begin at $67,500 for Model B (City of Portland only).
Starting prices cover the home itself. Your property proposal covers the work needed around it.
Site work, foundation, utility connections, delivery, and installation are quoted for your property. Your written proposal defines the scope, taxes, appliances, and any additional work.
| Part of your project | How it is priced |
|---|---|
| Starting price for the home | $67,500 (Model B, City of Portland only) |
| Appliances and selected upgrades | Priced separately in your proposal |
| Permitting and local fees | Confirmed for your jurisdiction and project |
| Delivery and installation | Quoted for your address, access, and placement needs |
| Foundation, site work, and utilities | Quoted after reviewing the property |
Your proposal shows the home price and site work separately. Trench length, septic or sewer work, electrical upgrades, access, foundation, ramps, and delivery distance are reviewed for your property. Taxes, appliances, and work outside the agreed scope are priced separately.
Choosing a method
When each construction approach can work
Choose Wolf when a factory-built model fits
Factory modular works well when a published Wolf plan fits the property and the site has a workable delivery route. Most of the home is completed indoors before it reaches the foundation.
Choose an on-site builder when you need a custom shape
On-site construction may suit properties that require a custom building shape or cannot accommodate modular delivery. RG ProBuilders describes MODPOD as part of its on-site offering.
Let the property decide. Before we recommend a Wolf plan, we review zoning, buildable area, utilities, and delivery access.
Questions
Factory vs on-site, answered
How much does a Wolf ADU cost?
What’s the difference between an ADU, a tiny home, and a modular home?
Is RG ProBuilders a factory modular builder?
Do you both work in Battle Ground?
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