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BoxHouse makes factory-built, steel-framed homes that fold to ship and unfold on site, with offices in St. George and Hurricane, Utah. This guide covers prices, what's included and what to ask first.
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BoxHouse brings contemporary design and innovative manufacturing to the modular housing market through their proprietary S.P.A.C.E. System (Smart Prefabricated Adaptive Construction Environment). With 300+ homes built since launch, they've quickly established credibility in workforce housing, ADUs, and vacation home markets. Their units fold for efficient transport and deploy as permanent structures with full residential building code compliance, offering superior financing options compared to HUD-manufactured homes. BoxHouse excels for buyers seeking modern aesthetics, energy efficiency, and broader financing/insurance acceptance. Their modular approach appeals to developers building tiny home villages and corporations creating workforce housing solutions.
BoxHouse markets to homeowners, but its homeowner page says homes and ADUs are coming soon. It says its homes are best suited for now as workforce housing, disaster relief and other large-scale projects, rather than ADUs and first homes. It says it is working on new designs for first-time buyers. If you want one home for your own lot, ask whether BoxHouse will take your order today and which model it would build.
BoxHouse says its homes are built in a factory on steel frames, fold flat to ship and are engineered for winds up to 200 mph. It says a home can be move-in ready in hours once it is on site. Homes can sit on earth screws or on a traditional foundation, per BoxHouse. The site doesn't say what building code the homes meet. Ask before you apply for a permit, a loan or insurance.
BoxHouse lists four models. The Duplex 2026 has two private studios in 395 sq ft. The Bungalow 2BR 2026 has two bedrooms in up to 430 sq ft. The MiniBox 2026 is a 280 sq ft studio. The Dreamloft, at 631 sq ft with two bedrooms and a loft, is listed as coming in 2027. Each model page lists size, weight and folded size, but not price or delivery date.
Listed prices usually cover the home, not the whole project. Here is what we know about each cost, and what to get in writing.
Facts from outside sources, with the date we checked them. These are not ModelTown reviews.
Better Business Bureau: no profile found for BoxHouse when we checked on November 3, 2026.
Ask these before you sign anything. Get the answers in writing.
BoxHouse's site doesn't list a price for any model. Its contact form asks for your ZIP code and whether you own the land. Ask BoxHouse for a written quote that lists delivery, foundation and setup costs.
BoxHouse lists folded widths of 7 ft 6 in for the Duplex, 7 ft 7 in for the Bungalow 2BR and 7 ft 9 in for the MiniBox. It lists weights of about 9,000 lbs for the MiniBox, about 10,000 lbs for the Duplex and 12,841 lbs for the Bungalow 2BR. BoxHouse says the MiniBox ships two to a 40 ft container.
Not yet, per BoxHouse. Its homeowner page says homes and ADUs are coming soon. It says its homes are best suited for now as workforce housing, disaster relief and other large-scale projects, and that it is working on new designs for first-time buyers.
BoxHouse says its homes don't need a permanent foundation. It says they can be set on earth screws for fast, relocatable placement, or on a traditional foundation when the home is there to stay. Check what your county requires before you choose.
Here is what public records show. BoxHouse says its business launched in 2023 and lists offices in St. George and Hurricane, Utah. We found no Better Business Bureau profile for BoxHouse. On Google it has 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews, which is a small number. We checked these on November 3, 2026. As a young company with little public record, ask for references and a written contract before you pay a deposit.
You can read reviews on BoxHouse's Google listing, which showed 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews on November 3, 2026. We found no Better Business Bureau profile. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of BoxHouse yet. Because there are few public reviews, ask BoxHouse for references from buyers or projects that already received homes.
BoxHouse brings contemporary design and innovative manufacturing to the modular housing market through their proprietary S.P.A.C.E. System (Smart Prefabricated Adaptive Construction Environment). With 300+ homes built since launch, they've quickly established credibility in workforce housing, ADUs, and vacation home markets. Their units fold for efficient transport and deploy as permanent structures with full residential building code compliance, offering superior financing options compared to HUD-manufactured homes. BoxHouse excels for buyers seeking modern aesthetics, energy efficiency, and broader financing/insurance acceptance. Their modular approach appeals to developers building tiny home villages and corporations creating workforce housing solutions.
BoxHouse's site doesn't list a price for any model. Its contact form asks for your ZIP code and whether you own the land. Ask BoxHouse for a written quote that lists delivery, foundation and setup costs.
BoxHouse lists folded widths of 7 ft 6 in for the Duplex, 7 ft 7 in for the Bungalow 2BR and 7 ft 9 in for the MiniBox. It lists weights of about 9,000 lbs for the MiniBox, about 10,000 lbs for the Duplex and 12,841 lbs for the Bungalow 2BR. BoxHouse says the MiniBox ships two to a 40 ft container.
Not yet, per BoxHouse. Its homeowner page says homes and ADUs are coming soon. It says its homes are best suited for now as workforce housing, disaster relief and other large-scale projects, and that it is working on new designs for first-time buyers.
BoxHouse says its homes don't need a permanent foundation. It says they can be set on earth screws for fast, relocatable placement, or on a traditional foundation when the home is there to stay. Check what your county requires before you choose.
Here is what public records show. BoxHouse says its business launched in 2023 and lists offices in St. George and Hurricane, Utah. We found no Better Business Bureau profile for BoxHouse. On Google it has 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews, which is a small number. We checked these on November 3, 2026. As a young company with little public record, ask for references and a written contract before you pay a deposit.
You can read reviews on BoxHouse's Google listing, which showed 5.0 out of 5 from 5 reviews on November 3, 2026. We found no Better Business Bureau profile. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of BoxHouse yet. Because there are few public reviews, ask BoxHouse for references from buyers or projects that already received homes.
