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Nelson Homes Canada

Nelson Homes is a Canadian prefabricated home builder based in Alberta, founded in 1958 when Ray and Austin Nelson opened the Nelson Homes division of Nelson Lumber Company. The company builds four product lines: - Ready-to-Move (RTM) homes: fully constructed at the factory and delivered on a truck, designed to sit on a full basement. - Prefabricated home packages: panelized systems delivered in pre-built sections for on-site assembly. - Self-Contained RTM homes: freestanding units that don't require a basement, suited to cottages and secondary dwellings. - Custom house plans. Manufacturing runs out of two Alberta sales centres: Lloydminster (Highway 16 West, Kam's Industrial Park) and High River (Highway 2A). Nelson maintains dealers across Canada, and Quick Possession RTM inventory is available for immediate delivery within Alberta, Saskatchewan and parts of Manitoba. A separate United States operation runs at nelson-homes.com. Nelson's plan library is organised into the Nextmark Series, the Prairie Collection, and Cottage & Lake Plans. Base plans are priced on request; only currently-built Quick Possession units carry public prices.

Toronto

Timber Block

Timber Block builds prefabricated homes with engineered wall panels made off-site, selling across Quebec, Ontario and the United States. Walls are R-30 as standard or R-36 as an option, developed with BASF, and an on-site construction system using Walltite XR30 insulation is also offered. Stock plans come in Classic, Farmhouse, Modern, Mountain, Craftsman and Heritage collections plus an ADU collection, and staff architectural technicians modify plans or draw custom ones. Buyers can take a turnkey build, partial construction, or build themselves with the company's Construction Concierge service.

Quebec, Canada

Modern Modular is based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The company designs and builds steel-fabricated modular homes, glamping pods, and commercial spaces. Their steel modular homes use container house-inspired construction, engineered from the ground up with cold-formed steel systems and precision factory fabrication. Homes are fabricated in a controlled facility, off-site, and delivered Canada-wide and to the US. They are engineered for the Canadian climate, using the ZIP System for an airtight envelope, 2lb density spray foam insulation, and weather-resistant metal cladding. Modern Modular offers products such as the Mod Studio (340 sq ft, 1 bath, from $114,500), Mod One (460 sq ft, 1 bed, 1 bath, from $159,000), and Alpine 720 (720 sq ft, 2 bed, 2 bath, from $239,000). These are listed prices. Every unit undergoes CSA certification before leaving the facility. Products are backed by a warranty.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Lane One Homes is based in Surrey, BC, Canada. The company specializes in steel frame manufactured homes, prefab modular housing, backyard ADUs, and tiny homes. Homes are built with structural steel frames or incorporate shipping containers, using light gauge steel framing and closed-cell spray foam insulation. The company offers turn-key solutions and delivers across British Columbia, including The Lower Mainland, the Okanagan, and BC’s Interior. Listed products include The Aspen ADU (524 sq ft, $99,500), The Hemlock ADU (733 sq ft, $114,500), and The Lily Modular Home (850 sq ft, from $210,000). The company offers CSA Z240, Z241, and A277 certified models that match USA housing standards. Warranties of up to 40 years are offered on exterior cladding and roofing.

Surrey, BC, Canada