We deliver precision-engineered homes built for modern living across Canada. Two series. Multiple floor plan layouts. Cold-formed steel framing throughout. Whether you’re planning a primary residence on rural land, a recreational retreat at the lake, or a remote house in the backcountry, each new home is factory-made to CSA standards and arrives ready to live in. Every detail is designed to meet the needs of real Canadian households.
Browse the models below, or read on to see what sets steel-framed modular construction apart from every wood-frame alternative on the market.
Modern Modular: Precision-Built Living
Our Home Models
Each model is designed for efficient space use, natural light, and day-to-day comfort. Starting prices are listed upfront – because your budget is a real constraint, and your time is worth respecting. Our design experts can customize layouts to suit the way your family actually lives.
Mod Series: Compact & Smart
Modern design and efficient functionality in a compact steel package.
The Mod Series brings modern design and efficient functionality to a compact package – easy to ship, easy to install, easy to love. Purpose-made for singles, couples, and buyers who need a quality home on a tighter footprint without compromising on comfort or durability.
- Best for: singles, couples, recreational properties, remote and off-grid builds, investment rentals.
- Compact floor plans designed for efficient space use and bright, livable interiors.
- Single-piece transport – reaches properties that multi-module builds can’t.
Starting price: $114,500 CAD
Alpine Series: Spacious & Family-Ready
Larger family layouts engineered for full-time Alberta life.
The Alpine Series is made for family living and full-time Alberta life. Larger floor plans from 720 to 1,200 sqft, multiple bedrooms, open kitchen and family room layouts, and high-quality finishes throughout – designed to meet the demands of daily life in any Alberta climate.
- Best for: families, primary residence on rural land, country lots, full-time mountain living.
- A 720–1,200 sq ft range with flexible layouts to suit your lifestyle and lot.
- Made for Alberta winters: CFS framing, ZIP System envelope, 2lb spray foam insulation.
Starting price: $233,500 CAD
Model Comparison
Every model, every series – compared in one place. Most competitors make you dig through separate pages to find this. We don’t.
Model
Series
Sqft
Bedroom & Baths
Starting Price (CAD)
Best For
Mod Studio
Mod Series
340 sqft
Studio
$114,500
Singles, couples, remote lots, recreational use
Mod One
Mod Series
460 sqft
1 & 1
$159,000
Singles, couples, remote lots, recreational use
Mod Two
Mod Series
604 sqft
2 & 1
$189,500
Compact rural parcels, off-grid, investment rental
Alpine 720
Alpine Series
720 sqft
2 & 2
$239,000
Families, full-time residence, rural land
Alpine 882
Alpine Series
882 sqft
2 & 2
$288,000
Families, full-time residence, rural land
Alpine 1200
Alpine Series
1,200 sqft
3 & 2
$349,000
Large families, primary residence, country land
Battle Lake Acreage Build
Location: Battle Lake, Alberta
A two-bedroom family retreat on a lakefront acreage. Alpine 882 layout, CFS framing, ZIP System envelope, metal cladding – built to stand up to Battle Lake winters without seasonal maintenance.
Ghost Lake Recreational Home
Location: Ghost Lake, Alberta
A weekend retreat delivered to a mountain-adjacent acreage. Single-module crane set, quick utility connection, full turnkey handoff – ready for the family on day one.
Gull Lake Family Residence
Location: Gull Lake, Alberta
A full-time family residence on a country lot. Three bedrooms, two baths, open kitchen–living layout, and the full steel-first construction stack for year-round lakeside living.
Watson Lake Remote Delivery
Location: Watson Lake, Yukon
One of the most remote single-piece deliveries we’ve completed. Proof that the Mod Series reaches lots where multi-module builds can’t – and performs through Yukon winters without compromise.
What Are Modular & Prefab Builds?
Various terms are often used to refer to factory-built housing. This section provides a simple reference for how they are generally understood and how our builds are classified.
Modular Homes
A modular home is built in sections inside a factory, then transported to your property and assembled on a permanent base. Each of our builds is a true factory-made home – produced in a controlled environment to CSA A277 standards and assembled on your lot. Because they sit on a permanent foundation, modular homes are classified and financed the same way as traditional site-built houses.
Prefab Category
Prefab is the broader category – it covers any house where components or full sections are manufactured off-site. Our builds are prefabricated ones. With us, both terms describe the same approach: factory precision, on-lot installation, permanent base.
Container-Style Houses
Our container-style builds share the structural aesthetic and durability of shipping container construction – but every build is engineered from the ground up, not from repurposed containers. The result is a stronger, better-insulated house made specifically to Canadian standards.
Manufactured Homes
Manufactured homes are made on a permanent steel chassis and transported to a lot – they may or may not be placed on a permanent base. In Alberta, the distinction matters: builds on permanent bases qualify for standard mortgage financing and appreciate differently than those on temporary pads. Our approach is factory-made and modular, not manufactured – and the difference shapes your financing, coverage, and resale value.
Compact Living
Compact homes are typically defined by smaller footprints (usually under 400 sq ft) and are used for minimal living, off-grid setups, or recreational purposes. The Mod Series includes compact layouts that offer the efficiency of a reduced footprint while still maintaining full residential certification and factory-built quality.
Apartments vs a Real House
Many buyers considering a new home are leaving apartments or condos behind for the first time. A detached house changes how you live – more space, more natural light, more control over your layout, and a home that reflects your own style rather than a developer’s template. Trading apartments for land is a major lifestyle shift that our clients rarely regret.
Mobile Homes vs Factory-Built Homes in Alberta
Searches for mobile options in Calgary sometimes lead buyers here by comparison. These are a different category from CSA A277 factory-built homes designed for permanent residential use. Our builds are fully factory-made and installed on-site as long-term dwellings, supporting standard financing, insurance, and property value growth over time.
Why Steel? The Innovation That Changes Everything
Every other builder in Alberta frames with wood. We frame with cold-formed steel – and that single decision transforms the performance, durability, and long-term value of your house at every level. This is the kind of innovation that shapes long-term value rather than short-term savings.
The question most buyers quietly ask: Is a factory-built home as good as a traditional house? With CFS construction, the honest answer is that in most measurable categories, it’s better.
The question most buyers quietly ask: Is a factory-built home as good as a traditional house? With CFS construction, the honest answer is that in most measurable categories, it’s better.
Built for Canadian Winters:
Peace of Mind Year-Round
Cold-formed steel framing doesn’t rot. It doesn’t attract pests. It doesn’t warp, shift, or compress under the freeze-thaw cycles that define Alberta winters and mountain climates. Where wood absorbs moisture and degrades over time, CFS maintains its structural integrity throughout the life of the house.
Each build pairs CFS framing with the ZIP System envelope and 2lb density spray foam insulation – creating a continuous, airtight thermal barrier from the base up. The result: a home that performs in -40°C winters, holds consistent interior temperatures without overworking your heating system, and keeps energy costs predictable year-round.
Each build pairs CFS framing with the ZIP System envelope and 2lb density spray foam insulation – creating a continuous, airtight thermal barrier from the base up. The result: a home that performs in -40°C winters, holds consistent interior temperatures without overworking your heating system, and keeps energy costs predictable year-round.
CSA A277 Certified:
What That Means for You
CSA A277 is the Canadian Standards Association certification for industrialized buildings – the national standard that governs quality, safety, and structural integrity in factory-made housing. Every build ships with CSA A277 certification, bringing three practical benefits:
- Permits: CSA A277 certification streamlines building permit applications in most municipalities. Your home arrives with documentation that meets code requirements, reducing the back-and-forth that can stall traditional projects.
- Insurance: CSA-certified buildings are permanently covered through standard residential policies, the same as any traditional house.
- Resale value: A CSA A277-certified home on a permanent foundation is assessed and financed the same way as a traditional build. It creates equity, qualifies for standard mortgages, and appreciates in line with the local market.
Steel vs Wood Frame:
The Full Comparison
Feature
CFS Steel (Ours)
Wood Frame (Others)
Lifespan
50+ years with minimal maintenance. Steel holds structural integrity across decades of freeze-thaw cycles.
25–40 years is typical before major structural work is required. Wood degrades faster in high-moisture and extreme-temperature climates.
Fire Resistance
Non-combustible steel framing doesn’t contribute to fire spread. Improved coverage outcomes.
Combustible framing contributes to fire spread. Higher risk rating in coverage assessments.
Pest & Rot Risk
Zero. Steel doesn’t rot, attract termites, or absorb moisture – no ongoing treatment required.
High. Wood framing is vulnerable to moisture damage, rot, and pest infestations – especially on rural, wooded Alberta properties.
Alberta Winter Performance
CFS paired with ZIP System and 2lb spray foam delivers superior thermal performance in extreme cold.
Wood can warp and shift under freeze-thaw cycles, compromising insulation and energy efficiency over time.
Insulation Compatibility
CFS is fully compatible with high-performance insulation, including ZIP System and spray foam.
Standard batts typical. Upgrading compatibility requires structural modifications.
Resale Value
CSA A277-certified builds on permanent bases appreciate comparably to traditional houses in Alberta.
Traditional wood-frame houses carry established resale comps, but higher maintenance costs erode value over time.
How Much Does a New Build Cost in Alberta?
Most builders in Alberta hide their pricing until you’ve booked a consultation. We don’t. Starting prices for every model are listed on the model pages – because your budget is a real number, and your time is worth respecting.
Here's what shapes the total cost of your project:
- Base model price: the factory-made house itself, including standard finishes and CFS framing. Starting prices by model are listed above.
- Land preparation: base type (concrete perimeter, piers, or slab), grading, and utility connections. Costs vary by land and location – covered in your feasibility study.
- Delivery and installation: transport from our facility to your property, crane placement, and connection to the base. Remote locations (Northern Alberta and Yukon) incur additional logistics costs.
- Upgrades and customization: interior finish selections, layout modifications, and add-ons. All options and pricing are outlined at the design stage.
Lower cost predictability is one of the biggest advantages this approach delivers over traditional construction. Total project costs (including land work, delivery, and installation) vary by model, location, and conditions. The best way to get a number specific to your property is to request a quote.
Who Are Our Homes For?
Primary Residence & Family Living
Full-time life on rural land, in a rural community, or on a property where traditional builders won’t go. The Alpine Series is made for families who want a modern home with the comfort and quality of a traditional house – delivered faster and with less cost uncertainty.
Recreational & Acreage Properties
Weekend getaways, lake retreats, and mountain escapes demand a house that performs in remote conditions without constant upkeep. We’ve completed builds on acreage at Battle Lake, Ghost Lake, and Gull Lake – where durability, weather resistance, and ease of delivery were non-negotiable.
Remote & Rural Locations
Single-piece transport capability means the Mod Series reaches lots that multi-module builds can’t. We’ve delivered to Watson Lake in the Yukon – one of the most remote builds we’ve worked on. If your land is off the beaten path, that’s not a problem. It’s exactly what we built for.
Investment & Rental Properties
Speed of delivery equals faster return on investment. Our construction runs 30–50% faster than traditional builds, which means your rental – whether short-term Airbnb, VRBO, or long-term residential – is generating income sooner.
Delivered Across Alberta & Canada
We serve homeowners and developers across Edmonton, Calgary, and the Kootenay region, including Golden, Revelstoke, and Invermere, and deliver to communities across Canada and into the United States.
- Southern Alberta and Calgary
- Edmonton and Central Alberta
- Kootenays: Golden, Revelstoke, Invermere
- Northern Alberta and remote communities
- Canada-wide delivery
- US delivery available
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a modular and a manufactured build?
The key difference is certification, base type, and how each is classified for financing and coverage. A modular build is made to CSA A277 standards (the same national code that governs permanent residential construction) and placed on a permanent base. It’s assessed, financed, and insured the same way as a traditional house. A manufactured home is made to CSA A277 or Z240 standards, but typically on a permanent steel chassis, and may be placed on a temporary or semi-permanent pad. In Alberta, the distinction affects your mortgage eligibility and long-term resale value.
Can I put a modular home on my acreage in Alberta?
Yes – in most cases. Rural Alberta properties are subject to municipal district or county bylaws that govern base type, setbacks, and utility connections. Our feasibility study covers zoning, base suitability, and utility access for your specific land before any commitment is made.
Are container-style builds legal in Alberta?
Yes. Steel-framed builds (including container-style structures) are legal in Alberta when they meet CSA A277 or CSA A660 certification requirements. We build to CSA A277, which ensures compliance with provincial and municipal permitting requirements.
Do modular builds hold their value in Alberta?
CSA A277-certified builds placed on permanent bases hold and create value in line with traditional houses in the same Alberta market. The perception that this category depreciates stems from older manufactured models on temporary pads – a different product entirely.
What base does a home need in Alberta?
The right foundation depends on your conditions, soil type, and intended use. Our builds are compatible with three options: concrete perimeter, concrete piers or screw piles, and concrete slab. The feasibility study at the start of every project determines which base is appropriate for your parcel.
How long does a factory-built home last in Canada?
A home made with cold-formed steel is designed for a structural lifespan of 50 years or more with minimal maintenance. CFS doesn’t rot, warp, or degrade under moisture and freeze-thaw exposure – the failure modes that shorten the lifespan of wood-frame construction in Canadian climates.
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