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Shipment & Setup Info
Flat Pack Packing
Compact. Efficient. Ready-to-Assemble. Anywhere
Roof Installation
Durable, Fast, Weatherproof Roof Installation
Floor Installation
Seamless Floor Assembly On-Site
Wall Installation
Strong Walls, Fast Assembly Process
Expandable House Fineshed
Expandable Homes, Fully Completed Spaces
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Christian Evis
The delivery was quick, the structure is solid, and it felt like home from day one. A perfect blend of speed and comfort.
SW Founder
Christian Evis
SW Founder
Impressed by how eco-friendly and energy-efficient the design is. We’re already seeing savings and enjoying a comfortable living space.
Christian Evis
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The modular units are a game-changer in land development. Quick setup, cost-efficient, and adaptable to local needs.
Christian Evis
Christian Evis
SW Founder
Beautifully engineered and easy to customize. The team was responsive throughout. Highly recommend for rapid builds.
Frequently Ask Questions
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A modular home is a prefabricated house built in sections at a factory and assembled on-site.
It’s factory-built for efficiency and quality, then transported and installed on-site—often faster and with less cost.
Yes. They are engineered to meet or exceed traditional building standards, including for wind and seismic loads.
Yes. Once installed, modular homes are as durable and permanent as traditional homes. They’re often indistinguishable from stick-built houses.
Modular homes typically require a permanent foundation such as a concrete slab or crawlspace, depending on local codes and terrain.
Absolutely. All units are built to local building codes and include insulation, waterproofing, and ventilation systems suitable for all climates.
Yes. Each modular unit is constructed to meet or exceed the building regulations of the destination location.
Modular homes can last 50+ years with proper maintenance, similar to traditionally built homes.
While possible, most modular homes are designed for permanent placement. Some types (like foldable or portable units) may be more flexible.
Yes, most banks and mortgage lenders offer financing options for modular homes, especially those on permanent foundations.
3 Meetings with Nigerian Property Developer Result in Strategic MOU
3 meeting with Nigeria property developer that end in signed MOU to collaborate work together 🤝
First meeting was introductory — we discussed our modular housing concept and how it can support urban expansion in Nigeria. The developer shared their vision for smart, scalable housing in Lagos and Abuja.
Second meeting focused on numbers and execution. We presented estimated cost structures, setup timelines, and how our prefabricated units can reduce build time by 60%. Developer team shared local regulations and land access details.
Third meeting was about finalising everything. Both teams aligned on scope, responsibilities, and phase 1 implementation goals. After reviewing documents and proposal draft, both sides agree to sign an MOU.
✅ Now MOU is officially signed.
Next step: Site inspection and beginning land assessment by our engineering team. This is a strong start toward launching sustainable housing projects in Nigeria. 🇳🇬🌍
Our Blog
Discover how modular construction is changing the future of housing, infrastructure, and remote operations.
🟩 What Is a Modular Building?
A simple explanation of modular construction and why it’s faster, smarter, and more efficient than traditional building
🟥 Fixed Roof vs Foldable Units: Which One to Choose?
Compare features, benefits, and best uses for each type of modular solution.
🚚 How Our Buildings Are Shipped and Set Up
Step-by-step guide to how our units arrive and are installed on-site.
Our Solutions
FOLDABLE SOLUTION
Discover the future of homebuilding with sustainable, customizable modular homes that are move-in ready in weeks .
STACKABLE SOLUTION
Discover the future of homebuilding with sustainable, customizable modular homes that are move-in ready in weeks .
