A known total cost
The price you see is the price you pay: home, land, foundation, hookups, transport, taxes and rebates included. No extras discovered along the way.
Modulabs · Home and land, bought online
See what you can afford, see where you can put it, see exactly what it will cost and when you will move in — and commit to all of it in one place, without telling sixteen different people the same thing.
What you are committing to
A home purchase rarely fails on price. It fails on what you did not know yet. Here is what you know before you click.
The price you see is the price you pay: home, land, foundation, hookups, transport, taxes and rebates included. No extras discovered along the way.
Your move-in date is written down before you buy. About 45 days of factory fabrication, then 30 days of assembly on your lot.
You are not buying "a home". You are buying this home, on this lot. Zoning, servicing and delivery access are verified before you commit.
Our models
The listed price covers the home. Add your lot in the configurator and you get the all-in figure for your project, before you commit to anything.
For a single person or a couple: open plan, every square foot put to work. It is also the lightest model to transport, so it fits the widest range of lots.
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, R-45 insulation. The home of a family settling in, in the footprint the large majority of residential lots can receive.
Four bedrooms, a primary suite, high-end finishes. It needs a wider lot and clear delivery access, and we verify both before you buy.
How you buy
Enter your budget. You immediately see what you can buy, land included.
Pick the lot. We verify zoning, servicing and delivery access before you go any further.
You adjust the model and the finishes, the all-in price recalculates, and you buy online.
About 45 days in the factory, 30 days of assembly, one notary appointment. Keys on the date in writing.
Sixteen parties, or one
Buying a new home in Quebec today means coordinating sixteen parties — from the land vendor to the building inspector — and giving each of them your identity, your income, your site and your dwelling specification all over again. Taken on its own, each step runs about as fast as it can. The waste sits in the fifteen handoffs between them: that is where data gets re-keyed, where waiting starts, and where cost surprises are born.
What the price covers
Three blocks of cost that, in a conventional purchase, arrive after you have signed.
The land, the excavation, the foundation, and the water, sewer and Hydro-Quebec connections.
Transporting the modules, the crane, assembly on your lot, and restoring the ground afterwards.
Taxes, transfer duties and the rebates you are entitled to — calculated up front, not discovered at the notary's office.
Tell us your budget and the area you are looking at. We come back with what you can buy — home and land — the all-in figure, and the move-in date you can hold.