How do I get my tiny home delivered?

We will help schedule an insured delivery service upon completion of your home. Delivery is scheduled as soon as the home is completed but may take a week or two depending on driver schedules and other deliveries in process. Due to high demand please contact us early to get on the build schedule.

Where can I park my tiny home?

There are many sites to help you find communities, here are a few: Tiny House Community,  The Tiny House.  You can also contact local RV parks to see their rules on parking.  Purchasing land to park your home is another potential spot just make sure you can legally park it there first and check deed restrictions. We also have a blog featuring a list of Texas Tiny friendly spots. We are currently working to build one for the rest of the country as well.

What type of maintenance does my tiny home require?

You do have to maintain your tiny home much like a regular home.  Make sure you are maintaining your tiny home properly for the climate it will be parked in. If you have a butcher block counter top you will want to re-seal your counter top every 6 months to a year just to ensure that it stays beautiful.

Where are you located?

We are located in Dripping Springs, Texas right outside of Austin. We regularly ship all over the United States and can ship to Canada.

Can I visit where the tiny homes are built?

This is by availability and appointment only. Please contact us to set up an appointment.

How do I insure my tiny home?

Foremost Travel Trailer program
My Strategic Insurance
Tiny House Insurance

What is the biggest you can build?

According to the ANSI code for tiny homes they must not exceed 399 sq ft.

What kind of utility hook ups does your tiny homes need?

Our tiny homes on wheels come with standard RV style hookups. A twist lock sewer drain hose adapter that can be hooked up to a tank, septic, or sewer system, a garden hose style water hookup is used for water, and 50 amp RV style plug for power.

Can I pick it up or move it myself?

Yes. Our tiny homes on wheels are under the width and height restrictions of the DOT and you are not required to have any special permits to move them. You will need a 1 ton or larger dually pickup. We also can set up a professional transportation company to deliver your tiny home.

How do I set it up on my lot?

Our tiny homes on wheels come with leveling jacks to stabilize the home. We recommend that the frame is blocked up in multiple points with no weight on the tires if set up long term. We do not recommend using the tires and scissor jacks for support if home is parked permanently. The pad for the home should be level and made with compacted gravel or concrete.