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Save time and money with modular construction. Know that the vast majority of work, including exterior and interior finishes, is carried out on an assembly line in a controlled factory environment sheltered from the elements. This process ensures time, quality and efficiency gains, while reducing delays and reliance on specialized labor. Once delivered, the modules are connected on-site and in one day, a ready-to-finish home takes shape!
Our Laprise modular homes are factory-built with an interior ready-to-be-finished. This means simple jobs like plastering, painting, flooring are left up to you, to save costs. By getting involved in simple tasks, you can save thousands and avoid costs. And, if you prefer having the jobs done, our network of Laprise Certified Partners is there for the module installation and for other jobs you might want done.
Have work done as needed or enjoy a turnkey solution. Thanks to our network of Certified and Experienced Partners/Builders, every step of your prefabricated project will be managed with care and professionalism, ensuring impeccable quality for you. We encourage local trades.
It’s a construction method where the elements or modules that make up the house are built in a factory, then transported to the site to be placed on the foundation and assembled.
Modular homes are designed to be optimized without sacrificing quality. Thanks to our efficient modular construction technology, building costs are kept under control. More is done in the factory and less on the construction site. Our Ready-to-Finish Interior also helps you save on management fees for tasks like drywall taping & plastering, painting, flooring, ceramic work, foundation, and basement finishing, for example. In addition, our homes are energy-efficient, which means they consume less energy.
Yes, modular buildings are designed to meet or exceed local building codes and are often just as strong, if not stronger, than traditional constructions.
As soon as you have the "permit plan" in hand, you can apply for your building permit. The sooner the application is made, the faster you'll receive your permit. In some municipalities, you may need approval from the city council for your project. Our plans comply with the latest building code requirements in the province of Quebec. Please note that in many municipalities, you will need to provide a site plan, which can only be produced by a land surveyor.
We deliver across Quebec and in certain areas of New Brunswick. Each project is evaluated individually to confirm the feasibility of delivery. Additionally, depending on the delivery region, we can offer high-quality installations thanks to our network of Certified Builders Partners.
The cost of delivery of a modular home is included in the selling price up to 300 kilometers from the Rivière-du-Loup factory in Quebec. Additional fees for longer distances or maritime transport are applicable.
The prefabricated modules are typically transported by truck to the construction site, where they are then placed on your foundation using a crane. It is important to ensure the necessary clearance on your property. Please consult with our technical team for further details.
Modular construction allows for better control over building costs since most of the work is done in the factory under supervision and protected from the elements. With fewer tasks being carried out on-site compared to traditional construction, there are fewer unexpected costs that can impact your budget. Additionally, our home models are optimized at every level (square footage, material usage, options, and color choices), enabling you to reduce the cost of your home and make easy decisions. Our Ready-to-Finish Interior approach also helps you save on management fees for tasks such as drywall finishing, painting, flooring, ceramic work, basement finishing, foundation, and more.
