These builders state delivery to British Columbia or Canada in their catalog record. Delivery is the builder's claim and should be confirmed for a specific address, route, site, and project scope.
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What it publishes: Modular, Cabin, Sustainable. European modular cabins built in one piece, delivered anywhere
Ships worldwide including USA and Canada via port delivery. Each unit is built complete in the factory and transported by truck to the destination. Installation takes a few hours once foundations are prepared.
What it publishes: Modular, Multi-Family. Automated volumetric modular — America's top multifamily modular producer
Western US and parts of Canada within 800–900 mile radius of Nampa, ID. B2B developer-focused — multifamily apartment and workforce housing projects only.
What it publishes: Prefab Kit, Cabin, Off-Grid. Award-winning flatpack cabin kits. Ships across Canada and USA.
Ships flatpack across Canada and USA. Ideal for remote or off-grid sites. Assembly required on site.
What it publishes: Modular, Single-Family, ADU. Okanagan-built modular homes with published BC models, energy targets, and home-only starting prices.
Crafted states it delivers across British Columbia and beyond, but the reviewed public site does not publish a U.S. state delivery matrix. Published starting prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude site preparation, delivery, and customization.
What it publishes: Modular, ADU, Single-Family. Modern. Beautiful. Modular.
Delivers all of North America. Strongest presence in California (fire rebuilds), Pacific Northwest, and Canada. 300+ units delivered.
What it publishes: Modular, Manufactured, Park Model, Tiny Home. British Columbia factory-built modular, manufactured, and park-model homes.
Kyllo describes delivery and on-site setup across British Columbia. No U.S. delivery claim was found in the reviewed public materials; U.S. buyers should not treat this profile as a delivery match without direct written confirmation.
What it publishes: Prefab, Modular, Cabin. Handcrafted loft-style prefabs from Nova Scotia.
Delivers across North America including USA. Primary delivery to US Northeast and Eastern Canada. Contact for pricing to your location.
What it publishes: Panelized, CLT, International. Scandinavian CLT prefab homes designed for all climates, delivered to North America.
Ships to North America (dedicated North America storefront at mantanorth.com/northamerica), Iceland, and Europe. Online ordering with a personal consultant guiding documentation and shipping. Ready to install on arrival.
What it publishes: Tiny Home, Park Model, Modular. Certified tiny homes, financing & shipping across North America
Ships across US and Canada. Pacific Northwest is 1-2 days from factory. Nationwide shipping available.
What it publishes: Modular, ADU, Single-Family. Steel-framed. Fire-resistant. West Coast precision.
West Coast primary (BC, WA, OR, CA). Expanding to 48 states. Crane delivery required.
What it publishes: Modular, International, Tiny Home, Single-Family. Spanish factory-built modular homes that ship finished to international projects.
Tini states that it ships modules to the United States and Canada. Its quoted overseas shipping cost is approximately €15,000–€20,000, subject to season and route. U.S. buyers must separately arrange local architecture/construction support for foundations, installation, permits, utilities, inspection, code adaptation, customs, duties, and inland logistics.
What it publishes: Modular, Ready-to-Move, Single-Family, Cabin. Nisku-built custom modular homes for Alberta and nearby Canadian regions.
Western Modular focuses on Alberta, with potential service to north-eastern British Columbia, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories, and Yukon. The company explicitly says it does not provide homes to the United States.
Listed delivery is a research starting point, not confirmation that a specific home can reach a specific address. Ask the builder for written confirmation of route, transport, customs where applicable, site access, foundation, installation, utilities, permits, inspections, warranty, and final installed scope.