Prefab homes & building kits in Colorado
Modern prefab cabins and barndominiums engineered for Colorado's climate—from mountain retreats in Aspen and Breckenridge to high-desert builds near Denver. Delivered as complete panelized kits with stamped plans, ready for your contractor to assemble in 5-15 days.
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How much will it cost to build a prefab in Colorado?
Most customers budget $200–$350 per square foot for a complete build. Costs vary based on site conditions—mountain terrain, rural access, and metro permitting requirements all impact your final budget. High-altitude builds may require enhanced insulation and snow-rated materials.
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FAQs & Colorado Build Resources
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Yes. Most counties and cities require residential permits before construction begins. Submit site plans, septic or well approval, and show compliance with the Colorado Building Codes (IRC/IBC). Modular and prefab homes are regulated by the Colorado Division of Housing.
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Yes! We ship prefab home kits throughout Colorado.
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Colorado follows the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) with local amendments. Standards cover insulation, HVAC efficiency, and energy performance—especially important in mountain and high-altitude climates.
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Yes. Most counties and cities require residential permits before construction begins. Submit site plans, septic or well approval, and show compliance with the Colorado Building Codes (IRC/IBC). Modular and prefab homes are regulated by the Colorado Division of Housing.
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Colorado follows the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) with local amendments. Standards cover insulation, HVAC efficiency, and energy performance—especially important in mountain and high-altitude climates.
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Yes! We ship prefab home kits throughout Colorado.