Assembled in Cambridge, Ontario · Delivered Canada-wide

A tiny house
made for
real Canadian winters.

Seventeen factory-built models. Spray-foam insulated to handle -30 Celsius. Starting at $39,000 CAD.

$39K
Entry price (CAD)
17
Production models
10
Year shell warranty
10
Provinces delivered
Built right · Built once

A factory-built tiny house isn't a compromise. It's a faster, smarter way to own.

01

Turn-key on arrival

Appliances installed. Bathroom plumbed. Beds, climate control, lighting — done. Connect water and septic, the unit lives.

02

Real Canadian envelope

Closed-cell spray polyurethane foam, 65 mm fire-rated panels, thermal-break windows. Tested where it counts: a Canadian January.

03

Ships coast to coast

Flatbed transport coordinated through our network of carriers. Yukon to PEI, we've put units on the ground. The carrier invoices you directly — transport cost is yours, no markup from us.

04

10-year shell warranty

Structural steel frame, exterior walls, roof, and structural floor. Conditions apply, plumbing and finishes excluded.

Featured builds

Each one's been on the road, sat on a foundation, and survived its first winter. Pick the format that fits your land — we'll handle the rest from drawings to drop-off.

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Who orders from us

From Yukon backcountry to PEI shoreline.

The people calling us aren't a single profile. Some want a cottage they can afford before their kids leave home. Some run campgrounds and need rentable shelter that stays standing in February. Whoever's calling, the build's the same: factory-finished, shipped, set, done.

A · Campground operators

Add bookable shelter, fast.

Drop-in units sleep guests by season's end. We've worked with operators across Ontario, Québec, and the Maritimes who needed cabins yesterday — not three summers from now.

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B · Cottage owners

A second home that doesn't break you.

Lakefront prices are out of reach for most. A factory-built tiny home on raw land brings the dream back into the budget. No general contractor. No three-year build. Just a delivery date.

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C · Construction crews

Worker housing on the job site.

Crews working remote infrastructure projects need warm beds and hot water. Our 40-footers sleep teams legally and comfortably — no makeshift trailers, no compromises on dignity.

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D · First Nations communities

Permanent solutions, respectfully built.

We've delivered to several Indigenous communities looking for housing that arrives quickly and lasts decades. Open to long-form conversations about your specifications.

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E · Park & nature operators

Discreet shelter for natural sites.

Provincial parks, ZECs, conservation areas — these clients want shelter that won't dominate the landscape. We can spec exteriors that blend in, including dark cladding and low-profile roofing.

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F · Airbnb operators

A listing that books itself.

The panoramic 40' rents for $200–$350 a night in scenic markets. The math works fast: payback in two to three good seasons. We've seen the spreadsheets.

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Pricing & comparison

How much does a tiny house cost in Canada?

Short answer: between $30,000 and $150,000 CAD depending on size and finish. Our prefab range covers $6,900 (portable bathroom unit) to $119,500 (40-foot Expandable). Most full-living tiny houses land between $58,000 and $95,000 CAD before tax and transport.

20-foot Standard
$39,000
Single-person living, 160 sq ft, move-in ready
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20-foot Expandable
$58,900
Couple-friendly, slide-out to 260 sq ft on site
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40-foot One Bedroom
$84,500
Ideal Airbnb · Murphy bed in living room
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40-foot Premium
$94,500
Two enclosed bedrooms · full family unit
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Panoramic 40-foot
$99,000
Full glass facade · premium short-term rental
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40-foot Expandable
$119,500
Widest livable footprint · 14.5 ft deployed
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All prices CAD, pre-tax. Transport, taxes (GST/HST/QST), site work and permits are additional. See all 17 models & prices or read our pricing guide.

Tiny house vs condo in Canada

A tiny house typically costs 60–80% less than a Canadian condo ($39k–$120k vs $500k+ in major metros), with no condo fees, no shared walls, and full structural ownership. Best for: someone who has land access, wants low carrying cost, and isn't optimizing for urban capital appreciation.

Tiny house vs mobile home in Canada

Tiny houses are typically smaller (under 400 sq ft) but built to higher finish standards than mobile homes (CSA Z240, 800–1,800 sq ft on leased lots). New mobile homes run $80k–$200k and depreciate; our tiny houses run $39k–$120k and hold 70–90% of value over a decade with maintenance. Tiny houses also relocate more easily.

Tiny houses for sale — delivered nationwide

Searching for a tiny house for sale Canada? We deliver from our Cambridge, Ontario facility to all 10 Canadian provinces and the territories. Common provincial transport budgets (single unit):

  • Tiny house for sale Ontario — $800–$2,500 transport (Cambridge to most ON destinations)
  • Tiny house for sale Québec — $1,200–$3,500 transport
  • Tiny house for sale Alberta — $3,500–$6,500 transport (Trans-Canada routing)
  • Tiny house for sale BC — $4,500–$8,500 transport (coast-to-coast)
  • Tiny house for sale Saskatchewan / Manitoba — $2,500–$4,500 transport
  • Tiny house for sale Maritimes (NS, NB, PEI, NL) — $2,800–$5,500 transport

Transport is 100% the buyer's responsibility — we provide a free, no-obligation transport quote for your exact postal code. Request a free quote

Showroom · Cambridge

Walk through one before you buy.

We keep finished models on display at our Cambridge showroom in southwestern Ontario, between Toronto and Kitchener-Waterloo. You can step inside, look up at the ceiling, sit on the bed, feel the floor. Photos are useful — standing in the actual space tells you everything else.

No appointment needed for casual visits Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. For a guided walkthrough with the build team, call ahead. We don't do high-pressure sales — most people leave with a quote and time to think it through.

181 Groh Ave, Cambridge, Ontario, N3C 1Y8
Mini home interior — open kitchen-living layout with Murphy wall bed and adjacent bathroom
Premium 40ft tiny house entrance — banquette dining area with Murphy bed storage and exterior container door
Premium 40ft tiny house dining banquette with built-in storage and adjacent kitchen
Expandable 20ft tiny house kitchen — induction cooktop, wall-mounted TV, folding table, AC unit
Standard 20ft tiny house bedroom — queen bed with storage drawers and wall-mounted TV showing sunset over lake
Premium 40ft tiny house bathroom — complete white bathroom with toilet, vessel sink, black fixtures
Expandable 20ft tiny house bathroom — vessel sink with LED accent mirror and modern vanity
Standard 20ft tiny house compact bathroom — toilet and vessel sink in efficient layout
Expandable 20ft tiny house exterior side view — modern white curved-shell pod in the Cambridge facility
FAQ

Common questions, plainly answered.

More on the full FAQ page. Or just call us — we're not a call centre.

Our entry build, the 20-foot standard, lands at $39,000 CAD. The high-end expandable 40-foot tops out at $119,500. Most clients land somewhere between $58,000 and $95,000 depending on layout. All prices are before taxes and transport. We send a free quote including delivery to your exact postal code.
Yes — and the spec sheet matters here. Every unit ships with closed-cell spray polyurethane foam (the same insulation used in modern energy-efficient builds), 65 mm fire-rated wall panels, and windows with thermal breaks. We've delivered to clients in northern Ontario and northern Québec where overnight lows drop past minus 35. They've stayed warm.
We've put units on the ground in all ten provinces. Northern territories (Yukon, NWT, Nunavut) are doable but require more lead time and barge or ice-road coordination. Transport is billed separately at cost — we don't mark it up. You get the carrier quote, we coordinate the pickup.
Permit rules vary wildly by municipality. Some are tiny-house friendly; some have minimum square-footage rules that exclude builds under a certain size. We supply full technical drawings, load specs, and CSA-compliant documentation so your local building inspector has everything they need. Final approval is your responsibility — we strongly recommend calling your municipality before you order.
We don't offer direct financing, but several Canadian credit unions and banks will finance tiny homes as primary or secondary residences. Some clients use home equity lines. We can share documentation that helps your lender assess the unit — call us and we'll walk through what they typically ask for.