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Mint Tiny House Company builds tiny house RVs, park models and modular homes in Delta, British Columbia, and says it ships them anywhere in Canada and the US. This guide covers prices, what's included and what to ask first.
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Mint Tiny House, based in Vancouver BC since 2014, is one of North America's largest Tiny House RV and Park Model manufacturers with 500+ homes built. Their RVIA and CSA certifications ensure legal roadworthiness and compliance across North America. Each home combines efficient use of space with premium finishes and modern aesthetics. Mint's 10+ years of experience managing production at scale, combined with Canadian craftsmanship, delivers reliability without the custom-order delays of smaller builders. They appeal to buyers seeking certified, production-ready tiny homes with proven market presence. Ideal for those prioritizing established brand reliability, dual certification (US/Canada), and contemporary design.
Mint says its RVs are built to CSA Z240 RV in Canada and NFPA 1192 in the US. It says its park models are built to CSA Z241 and ANSI A119.5. Mint says Intertek and RVIA inspect its units and that they are registered with Transport Canada and NHTSA. These are RV standards, not house codes. Check what your city or county allows before you order.
Mint asks for a $25,000 CAD non-refundable retainer, which goes toward your first payment. You then pay in thirds: before manufacturing starts, halfway through, and when the home is complete. Mint says the home must be paid in full before pickup or delivery. Ask what happens to your retainer if your site or permit falls through.
Mint says manufacturing takes 8 weeks, depending on how busy it is. It also says orders are usually placed 6 to 7 months before completion, so plan around the order date. Mint offers a one-year warranty on structural and material defects. It says the trailer has a one-year manufacturer's warranty and the roof has a 40-year manufacturer's warranty.
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Mint lists each model in Canadian and US dollars. It says the final price may vary depending on taxes, exchange rates and production costs. To order, Mint asks for a $25,000 CAD non-refundable retainer, which goes toward the first of three payments.
Mint says its RVs are built to CSA Z240 RV in Canada and NFPA 1192 in the US, and its park models to CSA Z241 and ANSI A119.5. It says Intertek and RVIA do its inspections and its units are registered with Transport Canada and NHTSA. Check that your local rules allow the type of unit you choose.
Yes. Mint says its tiny house RVs can be delivered anywhere in Canada and the US by a third-party delivery company. It charges a $700 border documentation fee for US delivery when it arranges the delivery. Ask for a written delivery quote to your address.
Mint says its manufacturing lead time is 8 weeks, depending on current build volume. It also says orders are usually placed 6 to 7 months before completion. Ask for a build slot and delivery date in writing.
Mint says it shows finished units at a separate location by appointment only, and it doesn't allow visits to its factory. It also says O'Connor RV in Chilliwack, BC sells Mint RVs. Contact Mint to book a viewing.
Mint Tiny House, based in Vancouver BC since 2014, is one of North America's largest Tiny House RV and Park Model manufacturers with 500+ homes built. Their RVIA and CSA certifications ensure legal roadworthiness and compliance across North America. Each home combines efficient use of space with premium finishes and modern aesthetics. Mint's 10+ years of experience managing production at scale, combined with Canadian craftsmanship, delivers reliability without the custom-order delays of smaller builders. They appeal to buyers seeking certified, production-ready tiny homes with proven market presence. Ideal for those prioritizing established brand reliability, dual certification (US/Canada), and contemporary design.
Mint lists each model in Canadian and US dollars. It says the final price may vary depending on taxes, exchange rates and production costs. To order, Mint asks for a $25,000 CAD non-refundable retainer, which goes toward the first of three payments.
Mint says its RVs are built to CSA Z240 RV in Canada and NFPA 1192 in the US, and its park models to CSA Z241 and ANSI A119.5. It says Intertek and RVIA do its inspections and its units are registered with Transport Canada and NHTSA. Check that your local rules allow the type of unit you choose.
Yes. Mint says its tiny house RVs can be delivered anywhere in Canada and the US by a third-party delivery company. It charges a $700 border documentation fee for US delivery when it arranges the delivery. Ask for a written delivery quote to your address.
Mint says its manufacturing lead time is 8 weeks, depending on current build volume. It also says orders are usually placed 6 to 7 months before completion. Ask for a build slot and delivery date in writing.
Mint says it shows finished units at a separate location by appointment only, and it doesn't allow visits to its factory. It also says O'Connor RV in Chilliwack, BC sells Mint RVs. Contact Mint to book a viewing.
