Frequently Asked

Questions

General

Our tiny homes are priced between $68,000 and $200,000. Some homes may exceed this range based on your final design choices.
We pride ourselves in building quality homes with high-end materials and efficiency systems that ensure your home will last a lifetime and will have ultra low energy costs. We specifically design and build for Northern Maine’s harsh winters.
We can consider this depending on the situation.
We recommend a cement slab foundation with water, sewer and electric utilities stubbed up. The tiny home is set and leveled on the slab, utilities connected and skirting added. We’ve partnered with Land Ready LLC who can do the site prep, delivery and connections.
This varies from town to town. At minimum you may need a plumbing permit filed by you Local Plumbing Inspector (LPI). The LPI would inspect your sewer connection to verify it was done property.
NO, not in the State of Maine. Have them reference this memo where it states, “This type of construction’s interior layout, structural or rough in are NOT the responsibility of the LPI/Code Officer.”
You can purchase and keep the wheels and tires if you’d like.
Typically 1-4 months depending on what you order. Sometimes we have models in stock ready for same day purchase.
The exterior width is 8' or 10’ the total height is 13.5' and the max length (including the towing vehicle) cannot exceed 60'. Most Tiny Homes range between 20' to 38' feet long. The square footage can be up to 400 square feet (not including loft space).
Yes! Our standard 10x38 Baxter has two main floor bedrooms!
We can arrange for shipping of your Tiny Home within the continental US through our 3rd party transportation company. You are welcome to arrange your own delivery or pick up yourself.
YES! We can customize any model on our website. For custom builds we do require the full purchase price to be paid before construction starts.
We can consider this depending on the situation.
We do not sell any building plans.

Utilities

Tiny Homes come with a 100 - 200 amp electric panel. Typically, if it’s permanent, a minimum 100 amp service is require. You also have the ability to connect a generator or solar equipment.
Our Tiny Homes come equipped with a regular flushing toilet. We can also install a Nature’s Head Composting Toilet. Grey water will have to be disposed of in an approved way. Check the State’s subsurface wastewater rules and reach out to your local Code Enforcement Officer for more information.
Our Tiny Homes are all equipped with minisplit heat pumps for all your heating and cooling needs. These units are powered by electricity (no propane needed).
Yes! Our Tiny Homes are well insulated and can withstand harsh Maine winters. You will need to skirt/insulate around the bottom of your home.
As a standard, we use Rockwool insulation throughout the home as it is fire retardant, noise dampening, and water resistant. We also use closed cell spray foam in the roof and rigid foam in certain areas of the home.

Planning

YES! We have state titled Tiny Homes! This means you will have a tiny home which can not be denied by any municipality in Maine so long as you adhere to local zoning rules.
As of 5/05/25, there are no cities or towns in Maine that explicitly prohibit Tiny Homes. See the ‘Maine Tiny Home Law’ page for more info or ask your town’s code/planning department.
Contact your current agent to add the tiny home to your existing policy. Or get a quote from Chalmers Insurance Group.
We have financing partners. You can ask your current bank if they’ll finance our Tiny Homes. Each bank or credit union may have different requirements for financing so let us know which bank you’re working with so we can help:)
No, we have done this in the past but found it only added cost to the buyer with no benefits. RVIA is sometimes required if you’re going to park in a seasonal campground. We can obtain the NOAH certification if you’d like; for and additional cost.