Yes! You can customize things like flooring, cabinet options, countertops, and even the layout to fit your needs. If you have specific design ideas, we’ll do our best to bring them to life.

Building usually takes about 15-30 days. Delivery can take an additional 30-45 days, depending on where you live. So from the time you place your order, plan for around 60-75 days until the house arrives.

Our container homes are well-insulated, making them perfect for both hot and cold climates. The insulation is designed to keep you comfortable year-round, whether it’s a snowy winter or a warm summer.

We offer 10-year structural warranty, 7-year home systems and home appliance warranty that covers any manufacturing defects. We want to make sure you’re happy with your home, so we stand behind our work.

While we don’t handle the installation, our homes are easy to set up. You can use a local contractor or hire a crew to place the home on its foundation and connect the utilities. We provide detailed instructions to make it as simple as possible.

Our homes can be placed on a concrete slab, piers, or even a crawl space. The specific foundation needed depends on local building codes and the land where you’re placing the home. We recommend talking to a local contractor to choose the best option for your site.

Yes, we can add washer/dryer hookups at no extra cost. Most homeowners choose to add stackable units, typically placed in the bathroom, near the kitchen, or rear bedroom.

Our homes come pre-wired for electricity with a 240-volt connection, similar to most household appliances. We have a 64-amp service for the home, and a breaker box just like any other house.

It is essential to consult your local government agencies regarding zoning, permitting, and building regulations before purchasing a Prefab Expandable Home. Local and state laws vary, and compliance with permitting requirements, utility connections, and occupancy guidelines is the responsibility of the buyer. My Capsul Container Home Hub cannot be held liable for any challenges related to local zoning approvals, permitting restrictions, or building code compliance after the purchase. One potential workaround in some jurisdictions is placing the unit on a trailer to classify it as a "movable Capsul Container Home" or "RV," which may exempt it from certain foundation and permitting requirements. However, classification and approval vary by state and municipality. Additionally, with evolving ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and HUD (Housing and Urban Development) guidelines, some jurisdictions may impose specific accessibility requirements that our homes may not fully meet. We strongly encourage all buyers to verify compliance with their local planning departments and consider working with a contractor or permit specialist to explore the best setup solution for their location. The final decision on how to install and classify your home is at your discretion. Our goal is to provide flexibility and options, but ultimately, adherence to local laws and regulations remains the buyer’s responsibility.t