Modular Homes
Modular Homes, Casitas & Container Homes in Arizona
Permit-ready accessory dwelling units, guest houses, studio sheds, and workforce housing — engineered, inspected, and built to stay put.
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What we build
Arizona legalized backyard casitas statewide. We build the unit that goes in the yard.
Casitas & ADUs
Permit-ready accessory dwelling units built to HB 2720 and HB 2928 requirements. The biggest opportunity on most Arizona lots.
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Container Homes
Steel-framed dwellings engineered for the desert — insulated and built for real 115°F summers.
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Studio Sheds
A real insulated, climate-controlled workspace with a door that closes and power built in.
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Workforce Housing
Durable multi-unit housing for mining, agriculture, and remote operations across Arizona.
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The law changed
Arizona legalized backyard casitas
If you looked into a casita before 2024 and were told no, that answer is probably out of date.
HB 2720 (signed May 2024) requires every Arizona municipality with 75,000+ residents to permit ADUs on single-family residential lots, effective January 1, 2025. It caps the setback a city can require at five feet, allows casitas up to 1,000 sq ft, and prohibits cities from making your casita match your house. HB 2928 (signed May 2025) extended comparable requirements to counties from January 1, 2026.
We wrote the full plain-English breakdown — every provision, the short-term-rental rule, and the HOA catch that surprises people — all cited to the bill text.
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Modular home questions
Yes, subject to the same permitting and code compliance as any other dwelling. What matters to your jurisdiction is that the structure is engineered, permitted, and inspected — not what the walls used to be. Arizona also legalized ADUs statewide via HB 2720 (cities 75,000+, effective January 2025) and HB 2928 (counties, January 2026), which is why backyard casitas got dramatically more feasible. Some jurisdictions apply added scrutiny to container construction specifically, so confirm early.
In Arizona practice these terms overlap heavily. "ADU" (accessory dwelling unit) is the statutory term used in HB 2720 and is what your planning department will say. "Casita" is the common regional word for the same thing. "Guest house" sometimes implies no kitchen, which in some jurisdictions is the line between a guest house and a full dwelling unit — and that distinction can change what you are allowed to build and rent.
The shop build is measured in weeks and runs on a predictable, weather-independent schedule. The variable is plan review and permitting at your jurisdiction, which differs widely by city and current backlog. Once plans are submitted, we can give you a realistic timeline for the part we control.
Where we deliver
Statewide across Arizona
Same-day across the Phoenix metro. Next-day to Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott, and Yuma.
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