We believe that everyone deserves a warm, dry, and secure place to call home, especially on the land that holds deep meaning for them and their whānau.
As a leader in transportable housing solutions, we specialise in working with Māori landowners to provide high-quality, self-contained homes that fit seamlessly into communal and papakāinga developments.
We understand the unique challenges of building on communally owned land, from navigating council consents to ensuring infrastructure solutions work for shared spaces. That’s why we make the process simple; helping whānau bring homes onto their whenua without the complications of traditional builds.
There are unique challenges that come with placing a home on Māori land. While banks often do not provide loans for building on communally owned land, our transportable homes offer a flexible solution.
Because our units are fully transportable, we can arrange financing through our sister company, making it easier to bring your dream home to life, no matter the land type.
Our team has experience working with the specific requirements of Māori land and will assist you through every step of the process.
We’re also proud to offer tailored solutions for large iwi projects. If you’re looking to purchase multiple units for iwi development or special housing projects, our team is equipped to handle custom orders.
We can work with you to create a package that fits your iwi’s specific needs, ensuring that the units are designed and delivered to meet any requirements you may have.
Whether you’re planning for a new community development, housing for your people, or any other large-scale project, we have the expertise to create the ideal solution. With our transportable units, you have the flexibility to move homes when needed, offering both functionality and long-term value.
Our transportable homes are built to suit communal living environments, ensuring they work with shared infrastructure and papakāinga developments.
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