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It'll depend on how fast you can get your city (or country) to approve a permit for your property. 

You'll also need to prepare the site–with a minimally invasive foundation system, such as concrete blocks or steel piles– and utility connections. Something a general contractor can assist you with.

Once you've obtained the permit and prepared the site, we'll schedule the delivery of the module.

We can deliver the modules to any of the states except Alaska. The delivery charge is about $15/mile. So the closer you live to Riverside, CA., the less costly it'll be to deliver the module. Delivering within California, the fee will be about $15,000. 

Yes, we've designed this Pine model so that you can easily install solar panels and a battery. If you'd like to include this in the module purchase, let our team know, and we'll arrange to get you a quote and include these products when delivering the module.

Yes, you can purchase more than one module. And if you purchase all available ten modules, the purchase price drops to $265,000 per module.

No, you can use the module however you like. We've had clients use their ADU as a home office, a gym and spa, as well as a guest house for when friends and family visit.

The module was certified through ANSI (American National Standards Institute). It states that any zoning district or other area that allows ANSI code-certified items such as mobile tiny homes/ADUs –like this module – meet the building code for single-family homes in California.
 
ANSI is a federal code rather than a state code. Giving homeowners the ability to place this mobile tiny home in their backyard.

You'll still need to go through the permitting process with your local officials, but this ANSI certification helps to obtain that permit with less hassle.