Boligpartner

Norgehouse

Norge House manufactures timber frame houses, combining Scandinavian design principles with production in Latvia. The company collaborates with Scandinavian partners to incorporate their expertise in timber frame structures, technology, and quality control. This collaboration allows Norge House to offer quality products at competitive prices. Norge House focuses on energy-efficient timber frame construction. They manufacture and install houses adhering to standards developed in collaboration with partner firms. While initially cooperating with Norwegian companies, they expanded production to Latvia to meet demand and develop trade routes across Europe. The company utilizes modern technology in its manufacturing processes to ensure quality, durability, and energy efficiency. Although specific certifications are not listed, the company claims that its production adheres to internationally recognized material quality standards. Norge House also partners with design companies to offer both pre-designed house plans and customized projects based on individual client visions. They offer a 10-year factory warranty for the manufacturing kit. Norge House aims to provide low-cost, high-quality, and ecologically sound homes. They export to Europe and beyond, offering private houses, row houses, multi-story buildings, and modular houses. The listed social media presence is active, with content in both English and Latvian, suggesting an international customer base. The website showcases various house models with living areas and prices listed in Euros, indicating a focus on the European market.

Oslo, Norway

NorgesHus

NorgesHus, a prefab manufacturer based in Egersund, Norway, has been providing prefabricated homes for over a decade. They specialize in timber-frame construction, designed to withstand the specific climatic conditions and building regulations of Norway. NorgesHus emphasizes the use of high-quality solid construction timber in their homes, ensuring durability and longevity. The company offers a range of prefabricated houses, including standard models, individual designs, industrial buildings and smart homes. These homes are designed with energy efficiency in mind, featuring high-insulation walls and triple-glazed windows to reduce heating and cooling costs. NorgesHus highlights its commitment to combining cost-effective building science with the right materials to create homes that are healthier, more efficient, and environmentally friendly. NorgesHus operates a factory where they manufacture their prefabricated homes. The factory package includes exterior walls with wooden facades, interior wall structures, roof structures calculated for snow loads, triple-glazed PVC windows/patio doors, and a complete technical package with construction drawings and structural calculations. The company also offers options for carports made of glued laminated timber. The company delivers prefabricated homes to locations including Ireland, Portugal, and Italy. Their website showcases examples of completed projects in various countries. They highlight benefits such as affordability due to factory production reducing labor and waste, and the speed and predictability of prefabrication simplifying planning with a concrete cost and schedule from the start. NorgesHus emphasizes customer satisfaction through quality products and construction, and they encourage potential customers to contact them for consultations and personalized quotations.

Egersund, Norway

My-Hus

My-Hus, based in Bergen, Norway, is a manufacturer specializing in element houses (prefab homes) and offering comprehensive architectural and building application services throughout Norway. While specific details regarding the company's founding and history are not explicitly stated, the website showcases a commitment to modern, functionalist architecture, prioritizing ecological, environmental, and economic considerations from the initial design phase to the completion of the finished house. My-Hus provides a range of services including architectural design for houses and cabins (hytter), assistance with building applications, and 3D visualization. They offer a catalog of pre-designed houses and cabins, featuring contemporary designs with a focus on functional living spaces. Their designs encompass a variety of styles, from modern funkis (functionalist) to traditional designs with a modern twist. They also offer customized designs tailored to individual budgets and preferences. The company emphasizes optimizing each project to minimize construction costs for clients. My-Hus leverages element house construction, which they highlight as an efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly building method. They deliver element houses throughout most of Norway and offer comprehensive solutions, from design and planning to building application and assembly. They also offer unique solutions for heating and climate control, including waterborne heating systems, air-to-water heat pumps, and geothermal heat pumps. While the specific materials used are not detailed, the designs suggest a focus on energy efficiency and contemporary aesthetics. The company's services cater to both new construction, extensions, facade modifications and change of use. My-Hus emphasizes high-quality architecture and collaborates to create sustainable, quality projects. They offer services for both flat and sloping sites. They state that their team includes architects, builders and engineers. While certifications are not explicitly listed, the emphasis on ecological and environmental considerations suggests an adherence to relevant building standards. The website also promotes the potential for partnership with other companies in the construction sector.

Bergen, Norway

Mesterhus

Mesterhus is a Norwegian prefab manufacturer with roots tracing back to 1970. Operating through a network of 140 local 'byggmesterfirmaer' (master builder companies) holding the prestigious 'Mesterbrev' (Master's Certificate), Mesterhus has a nationwide presence, ready to undertake new construction, renovation, and expansion projects, encompassing both residential homes and cabins. They emphasize delivering 'mesterlig kvalitet' - masterly quality - in every project, highlighting that their constructions are not merely houses, but rather a 'Mesterhus,' a testament to quality and craftsmanship. Mesterhus offers a diverse range of house models, catering to various architectural preferences. Their catalog includes modern houses, including the popular 'funkishus' (functionalist houses), traditional Norwegian houses, semi-detached houses, and options for bespoke, custom designs. Several popular models are highlighted on their website, like the Strand, Form series, Alta, Signatur 305, and Slettnes. These models showcase a variety of layouts and sizes, ranging from 120 to 234 square meters and featuring between 3 and 5 bedrooms. While the exact construction methods and materials are not explicitly detailed on the website, the emphasis on 'Mesterbrev' suggests a commitment to high standards of building practices and the use of quality materials. The 'Grønn Start' (Green Start) service indicates a focus on energy efficiency and sustainable building practices, offering energy advice to homeowners looking to upgrade or expand their homes. Mesterhus primarily serves the Norwegian market, with local builders spread across the country, making their services accessible throughout Norway. Although specific information about certifications is absent, the company's long history, the 'Mesterbrev' certification held by its builders, and the 'Grønn Start' initiative all point towards a commitment to quality, professionalism, and environmentally conscious building practices.

Oslo, Norway