Real People Building Extraordinary Homes

  • Beautiful prefab tiny homes and ADUs ranging from 300ft2 to 1,232ft2.
  • Solid wood homes built to higher standards than traditional houses.
  • Permitting, construction, site work, delivery and set up offered, creating an easy turn-key project.
  • Save money, bring family on to a shared property or add income.
  • Perfect for first time home buyers or parents experiencing hardship.
  • Fast, simple and smooth installation – we’ve done hundreds!

A Single Solution for Many Problems

With the deterioration of the housing market in the United States, people are avoiding over-sized, luxurious homes and instead are opting for “less is more” with tiny homes.

So many have thrived living in them, and they can be incredibly beautiful and space-saving. Many small prefab home models include all the comforts of a large home but on a smaller scale – including a large discount in ownership.

To give you an example, our Model E turn-key ready with Wolf handling everything from permitting to production to site work, you are looking at a general starting price of $160,000! Every site is a bit different and has different needs, but that is a good starting price to get into one of our 616 sq ft units. For a more detailed breakdown of the cost of a project visit our blog!

As these micro-dwellings continue to be adopted, they continue to be re-purposed.

prefab adu used as a guest home

A guest home is a wonderful idea for those who love to have family or friends over for a leisurely weekend.

Many people just don’t have the extra room, so a guest house for your family could be a great use for a modular tiny home. Many families have elderly parents that need help and most folks shudder at putting them in a nursing home.

With options such as an added range, many small homes are also permitted as an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).

Prefab housing and accessory dwelling units are also an excellent source of residual income. By purchasing a modular or tiny home as an investment rental, you can easily maximize your existing property and provide a rental property for someone who doesn’t require much space but needs a simple, effective, and less expensive place to call their own.

Tiny homes offer all the space that a person or a couple would need, and they could pay less in rent than many larger, older homes.

With additional energy savings, a smaller footprint and a lower cost of ownership, it’s easy to see how using a tiny house as an Airbnb or traditional rental can become a profitable investment rental.

A new home is typically one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make. For a first-time home buyer, the decision to go small can be extremely appealing – helping to save on costs and serve as an entry into the responsibilities that come with home ownership.

Often times, the first consideration made is location. Do you want to live in the city, with local landmarks such as parks and shopping centers within walking distance? Do you prefer to own a significant piece of property, with the acreage of your land far superseding the the square footage of your home?

Many people may prefer to reduce mortgage costs by purchasing a larger lot of land in a rural area and using a tiny home as a short-term solution, opting to spend their savings to build a home on their property at a later date.

At that point, the tiny home can be relocated, resold, or even converted to a rental for additional income.

ADU for hardship purposes

Backyard cottages are known by many names around the world, including granny flats and mother-in-law suites. They are typically used by aging parents to reside on a shared property.

In hardship cases, elderly parents need their privacy too, and a tiny house can provide them the living space they need along with all the amenities that can help them feel more independent.

Though the differences between a backyard cottage, accessory dwelling unit (ADU), and a guest house can be confusing, how the home is permitted plays a major role in everything from who can occupy the home (and for how long!) to the amount the owner must pay in property taxes. Our Permits Team can handle the permit process for you.

Proudly Serving the Western United States

Producing a home every three days means we have the ability to meet the needs of the one-home customer projects to larger multi-unit orders. Below are just a handful of the cities we’ve helped, from permitting to set up and delivery.

Each city is different and has its own rules and regulations when it comes to tiny homes and accessory dwelling units, so we’ve done our best to provide any information possible to make your search for answers easier.

Don’t see your city listed? We handle permitting and setup & delivery for all of Oregon and Washington, but we’ll deliver outside of this coverage area. Our current delivery area includes –

OR, WA, CA, ID, MT, WY, CO, NV, and UT.

Contact us to see if we can deliver a Wolf Industries home to you!

  • California
    • Sonoma
  • Utah
    • Panguitch
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