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Every item explained

What a turnkey modular home includes

Before signing, we define the structure, interiors, services, site work, transport and installation individually.

Explore the specification
A finished open-plan kitchen and living room in a MODULA HOUSE home
A photograph of a finished interior
The parts of your home

Six parts of a clear specification

Each part defines the materials, quantities and scope, so you can compare different contractors' offers on the same basis.

01

Design and layout

Dimensions, room uses, windows, doors, exterior and service positions. Changes are agreed before the specification is approved.

02

Structural frame

The frame, floors, roof and protective layers are selected for the design, intended use and agreed technical approach.

03

Insulation and building envelope

The specification lists insulation, vapour and wind protection, windows, external doors, cladding and roof covering.

04

Interior finishes

Wall, ceiling and floor finishes, internal doors and wet-area finishes depend on the selected specification.

05

Building services

Electrical work, lighting, water, drainage, heating and ventilation are priced against the agreed design and connection points.

06

Delivery and installation

The route, transport, unloading, equipment, installation and agreed connections are assessed for the specific plot.

Comparing completion levels

Similar names, different scopes

The table provides a basis for comparison. The exact materials and work for each level are listed in the project specification.

Building elementWeathertight shellReady for fit-outTurnkey
Design and layoutspecifiedspecifiedspecified
Frame, cladding, roof and windowsincludedincludedincluded
Preparation for interior worksnot includedas specifiedas specified
Final finishesnot includednot includedas specified
Internal servicesnot includedas specifiedas specified
Foundations, delivery and installationquoted separatelyquoted separatelyquoted separately

For a modular sauna, we specify the heater, heat protection, ventilation and drainage separately. Commercial projects also address operating requirements and consistency between repeated modules.

Finished timber interiors in a MODULA HOUSE building
The finishes for each project are recorded in its specification
Completion levels

The same name can cover different work

Compare offers by their actual materials and work, rather than the package name alone.

01

Weathertight shell

A protected structure with cladding, roof, windows and external doors. The exact scope depends on the design.

02

Ready for fit-out

The weathertight shell includes agreed interior preparation, ready for you to continue the fit-out independently or at a later stage.

03

Turnkey

The home receives the selected interior finishes and services. Foundations, delivery, installation and external connections can be agreed as separate items.

Pay particular attention

What to check before signing

  • Materials and specificationsAsk for the insulation type, thickness and installation location, with clear performance details.
  • Scope and responsibilitiesWho prepares the plot, foundations, external networks, access and working space for machinery.
  • Delivery and installationWhether transport, unloading, a crane, module assembly and the agreed connections are included.
  • Handling changesHow new materials, additional work, prices and timing are agreed.
Good to know

Specification questions

These answers help you prepare for a quote. The design and contract determine the exact scope.

No. The term turnkey does not define the materials and work on its own. The detailed list in the contract and its schedules sets out what the price includes.

The next step

A specification that fits your needs

Tell us how you will use the home. We will propose the scope and separate the building, site work, delivery and installation in your quote.

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