Natilia

VERTIGA

VERTIGA is a French prefab home manufacturer specializing in the design and construction of modular homes. Based in Lyon, France, they offer a range of eco-friendly and affordable modular homes. The company prides itself on providing durable, high-performing, and customizable housing solutions accessible to a variety of budgets. Their modular homes are constructed in a workshop located in Normandy, near Saint-Lô, where individual modules are built separately. These modules are then transported and assembled on the client's site, forming a complete home. The company emphasizes that the interior layout and amenities of their modular homes are comparable to those of traditionally built houses. VERTIGA offers a selection of home models, including the Pégase (F2), designed for comfort and accessibility, featuring two bedrooms and a spacious living area. Another model, the Hercules (F5), is a larger option intended for families needing more space. Beyond homes, VERTIGA also manufactures garden offices, providing quiet and functional workspaces. The company highlights its compliance with RT2020, France's thermal regulation standard that focuses on energy-positive buildings. They source materials and collaborate with partners primarily from Normandy, ensuring quality and controlled origin of their building components. VERTIGA advertises fast production and delivery times, both within France and internationally. The company also states its products and services adhere to French and European laws, providing clients with reliable, robust, and long-lasting homes.

Lyon, France

MG Solutions Habitat

MG Solutions Habitat, based in Lyon, France, specializes in the design and construction of custom modular homes and professional spaces. Their core offering revolves around a flexible and adaptable building system branded as Sol'Hab, which allows for homes ranging from 30m2 to larger sizes depending on the client's needs. The modular construction method enables rapid assembly and easy connection of standard modules. The size of a Sol'Hab home can be modified over time, expanding from 30 to 155m2 by adding or removing modules. This flexibility is further enhanced by customizable interior layouts, facilitated by adaptable partitions that allow for space rearrangement. MG Solutions Habitat emphasizes energy efficiency. Their homes feature high-end natural insulation made from recycled paper and triple-glazed windows to optimize thermal and acoustic performance. They also integrate smart home technology, enabling remote control of connected functions via tablets and smartphones. Their website showcases various models including single-story, multi-story, leisure spaces, business spaces and kiosks. While the website provides details about their construction methods and features, information regarding the company's founding year, employee count, annual production capacity, specific certifications, delivery regions, lead times, customization levels, and pricing is not explicitly mentioned. The website does, however, feature social media links to Facebook and Instagram pages, suggesting a strong online presence and engagement with potential clients.

Lyon, France

Maisons Laprise

Maisons Laprise, a French prefab manufacturer established in 1989, boasts over 35 years of expertise in crafting custom, high-performance homes. Based in Laval, France, the company offers a comprehensive approach, from initial design to final construction, delivering turnkey solutions to its clients. Laprise specializes in both customizable models and prefabricated homes, including the H.O.M. series, and also multihousing projects. The company emphasizes energy efficiency and sustainability in its construction practices. Their homes are built with a focus on durability and performance, ensuring long-lasting quality and comfort. They offer homes built on concrete slabs, catering to those seeking single-story living solutions with no basements. Laprise's models serve as starting points for client projects, with each plan being fully adaptable to individual needs and preferences. For those seeking a completely bespoke design, Laprise also provides custom home design services. They adapt to various terrains, lifestyles, and budgets, guiding clients through material and finish selections. The company utilizes advanced technology, collaboration, and a network of certified partners and experienced contractors to ensure quality planning, management, and construction at every project stage. Maisons Laprise offers a range of architectural styles, including Farmhouse, Contemporary, Classic, Traditional, and Villégiature. They also offer a variety of windows and doors. Although specific details about the construction methods or materials used are scarce, the emphasis on high-performance and energy efficiency suggests a focus on modern techniques and sustainable materials. While the site doesn't specify particular certifications or delivery regions, it indicates a focus on projects within France, through its network of certified partners.

Laval, France

Casas Natura France

Casas Natura France is a prefab home manufacturer specializing in custom-designed, turnkey modular homes. While the company was founded in Valencia, Spain, Casas Natura France has been operating for over 8 years in France, completing over 40 houses during that time. They serve the entire metropolitan France. Their modular construction system allows for approximately 95% of the building process to be completed in their factory, optimizing costs and minimizing unforeseen issues. Casas Natura offers fully customizable designs, handling the entire building process from start to finish. Their turnkey service includes bathrooms, kitchens, heating, mechanical ventilation, thermodynamics, and certifications related to RT2012 energy efficiency standards, as well as a ten-year structural guarantee. Their team of architects provides services such as building permit applications, financing advice, and damage insurance. The modular system uses a steel chassis to support the structure during crane lifts and transportation. The company can incorporate customer-provided plans and adapt them to the modular system. Houses are constructed using wood sourced from Austria, Sweden, Latvia, and Brazil, all with appropriate CE certifications. Exterior cladding consists of wood siding, plywood, OSB panels, and metal profiles. Interior finishes typically include plasterboard or wood. The structure is specifically designed to withstand movement during transportation and installation, reducing on-site work to approximately one week. The price includes transport, lifting services, and on-site assembly. Casas Natura offers locked-in, turnkey pricing due to its controlled factory construction process. They manage the building permit process, aiming for municipal approval within approximately two months, followed by three months of construction.

Bordeaux, France