Building the Future, Responsibly

Our construction process is fast and efficient, with the modular components being easy to transport helping to reduce both building costs and energy consumption. We offer a range of affordable sustainable homes, integrating technologically advanced elements, such as heat recovery units, air-tight insulation, solar panels, and air source heat pumps for sustainable living.

For decades there has been a clear global trend to reduce the average living space in new residential homes due to rising land prices and housing construction costs, increased utility and maintenance expenses, and technical innovations supporting space-efficient living. In the last 15 years, the average new home size in Europe has decreased from 240sqm to 115sqm— more than a 50% reduction, and the prefab housing market has grown from 30,000 units per year to 80,000 units per year.

The carbon footprint of construction is also significantly reduced by the transition to manufactured housing, benefiting from both smaller home sizes and production efficiency on a per square meter basis.

Prefabricated, and modular homes have emerged as the modern solution to both cost of living and climate concerns.

HOMErs produces modular homes that are manufactured on a highly automated factory line. The homes are delivered to a greenfield site in a ready-to-assemble package and then fully assembled, together with the integral, quick-install foundation in a matter of days.

A HOMErs home offers a complete solution for the end-user which is produced and transported with greater efficiency than traditional homes, resulting in reduced energy consumption and costs. It comes with a fully furnished, high-quality interior and is easily connected to all essential utilities. It includes essential appliances such as a refrigerator, washing machine, and an integrated stove-microwave.

HOMErs is working on creating an eco-friendly version that operates independently from traditional utility infrastructure. This version includes an integrated solar panel and a battery-based energy system. As a result, the goal is to achieve net-zero carbon living.