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Hewing Haus builds small modular homes and ADUs in British Columbia's Fraser Valley and ships them to western Canada and the US. This guide covers prices, what's included and what to ask first.
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A Fraser Valley, BC builder of small modular homes, 200 to 900 sq ft, that ships to western Canada and the US.
Hewing Haus builds in British Columbia and says its homes are CSA A277 certified. In the US, each state and county decides which factory-built homes it accepts. Ask Hewing Haus which approvals your model will carry, and check with your county's building department before you order.
Hewing Haus's site shows prices in Canadian dollars, with a US dollar option. ModelTown shows the US dollar price. Exchange rates move, so ask which currency your contract is in and when your price is locked.
Hewing Haus says you pay a deposit to secure your build, then the rest in four payments during construction. Ask what each payment is tied to and what happens if your permit is delayed.
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.
Ask these before you sign anything. Get the answers in writing.
Hewing Haus's homes page lists a price for each of its 14 standard models, in Canadian dollars. Prices run from CAD $134,500 for the 200 sq ft Nootka to CAD $459,500 for the 900 sq ft Texada. The site doesn't say what the price includes, so ask for an itemized quote that shows delivery, the crane, the foundation and hookups.
Hewing Haus's FAQ says a standard build takes 4 to 8 weeks. It says the full project, with permits, design and site prep, is often estimated at up to 6 months. Its home page says purchase to delivery can take as little as 12 weeks. Ask for a schedule that includes your permit review.
Hewing Haus says its homes are handcrafted in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia. It says it can ship across North America, including remote sites and islands, and that freight and installation cost the least in western Canada and the US. A crane sets the home on a ready foundation, and Hewing Haus says installation usually takes 1 to 2 days, including power, water and sewer connections.
Hewing Haus says it can handle everything from permitting and design to building, site prep and installation. Each home must follow local rules and needs crane access, per its FAQ. Ask which of these services are in your quote and which cost extra.
Hewing Haus says it builds its homes indoors in a controlled setting, using renewable materials from local, sustainably managed forests. It says all its homes are CSA A277 certified, a Canadian standard for factory-built homes. US buyers should ask their county building department whether it accepts a CSA A277 home.
Here is what public records show. Hewing Haus is based in Chilliwack, British Columbia, and its About page says the idea for the company came in 2018. The Better Business Bureau rates it A+. It is not BBB accredited, and the BBB shows no complaints. On Google it has 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews, which is a small number. We checked these on November 3, 2026. They don't guarantee your experience, so get a written quote and contract before you pay a deposit.
You can read reviews on Hewing Haus's Google listing, which showed 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews on November 3, 2026. Its Better Business Bureau profile shows an A+ rating and no complaints. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of Hewing Haus yet. Because there are few public reviews, ask Hewing Haus for references from buyers who built the same model.
A Fraser Valley, BC builder of small modular homes, 200 to 900 sq ft, that ships to western Canada and the US.
Hewing Haus's homes page lists a price for each of its 14 standard models, in Canadian dollars. Prices run from CAD $134,500 for the 200 sq ft Nootka to CAD $459,500 for the 900 sq ft Texada. The site doesn't say what the price includes, so ask for an itemized quote that shows delivery, the crane, the foundation and hookups.
Hewing Haus's FAQ says a standard build takes 4 to 8 weeks. It says the full project, with permits, design and site prep, is often estimated at up to 6 months. Its home page says purchase to delivery can take as little as 12 weeks. Ask for a schedule that includes your permit review.
Hewing Haus says its homes are handcrafted in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia. It says it can ship across North America, including remote sites and islands, and that freight and installation cost the least in western Canada and the US. A crane sets the home on a ready foundation, and Hewing Haus says installation usually takes 1 to 2 days, including power, water and sewer connections.
Hewing Haus says it can handle everything from permitting and design to building, site prep and installation. Each home must follow local rules and needs crane access, per its FAQ. Ask which of these services are in your quote and which cost extra.
Hewing Haus says it builds its homes indoors in a controlled setting, using renewable materials from local, sustainably managed forests. It says all its homes are CSA A277 certified, a Canadian standard for factory-built homes. US buyers should ask their county building department whether it accepts a CSA A277 home.
Here is what public records show. Hewing Haus is based in Chilliwack, British Columbia, and its About page says the idea for the company came in 2018. The Better Business Bureau rates it A+. It is not BBB accredited, and the BBB shows no complaints. On Google it has 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews, which is a small number. We checked these on November 3, 2026. They don't guarantee your experience, so get a written quote and contract before you pay a deposit.
You can read reviews on Hewing Haus's Google listing, which showed 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews on November 3, 2026. Its Better Business Bureau profile shows an A+ rating and no complaints. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of Hewing Haus yet. Because there are few public reviews, ask Hewing Haus for references from buyers who built the same model.
