The market price includes the ODGII house and essential appliances (lights, air conditioner, and water heater). It does NOT cover delivery/transportation to your location or crane services for unloading the ODGII from the truck and positioning it. These services can be quoted and added to your invoice, or you may arrange transportation independently.

Additional costs to consider:

Foundation: Concrete slabs or footings/piers. The ODGII house is designed with anchoring points.

Connection of services: (electricity, sewer or septic, and water) We recommend hiring a licensed electrician and plumber or a general contractor for these connections.

The standard lead time is typically 60 days from the date we receive your deposit and signed documents. However, various factors can affect this timeline, including the time of year, model selected, number of units ordered, custom upgrades, local permitting processes, required engineered drawings, and the distance from the manufacturing facility. We strive to build, deliver, and install your ODGII house in a timely manner. Extreme circumstances, such as natural disasters or pandemics, may lead to extended lead times. Please consult our team for specific timelines related to your project.

Determine Location: Choose where you want to place the ODGII house. A land survey may be necessary to identify the optimal site.

Preparing a Foundation: It’s advisable to prepare a foundation and ensure utilities are accessible for connections upon delivery. The type of foundation should be determined based on local terrain, ideally with the help of a general contractor or civil engineer.

Anchoring Requirements: Check local building regulations to see if anchoring is required. If so, anchors can be added by a contractor; the ODGII house is designed for this purpose.

Site Preparation: Clear the site of debris (e.g., tree stumps, trash) and ensure a pathway for the delivery vehicle.

Delivery Access: The building will be delivered via a heavy-duty truck and long tilt-bed trailer, requiring a clear 3m wide, relatively straight path from a paved road. Avoid obstacles that could hinder navigation, such as fences, trees, or underground systems.

Irrigation Considerations: Avoid excessive irrigation before delivery, as heavy vehicles may leave tire tracks in soft ground.

Utility Installation: Plumbing, electricity, and AC are pre-installed in the ODGII house and will need to be connected on-site. It’s recommended to have a professional contractor present to ensure proper installation.

Transportation: ODGII houses are transported using a standard semi-trailer for local deliveries and in a 40-foot FLAT RACK container for overseas shipments.

Hoisting: Upon arrival, the ODGII house will need to be lifted using a local crane. The house weighs between 6 to 10.5 tons, so a crane with a capacity of over 25 tons is recommended for safe loading and unloading.

Yes, we offer a range of customization options for your ODGII house. You can choose different layouts, finishes, and upgrades based on your preferences. Please discuss your specific requirements with our team to explore the available options.

ODGII houses require minimal maintenance, similar to traditional homes. Regular checks on plumbing, electrical systems, and appliances are recommended. Additionally, keep the exterior clean and inspect for any wear or damage. We also suggest seasonal maintenance to ensure everything remains in good working order.

Yes, ODGII houses are designed to be portable. If you decide to relocate, we recommend hiring professionals for safe disassembly, transportation, and reinstallation. Ensure that your new site meets all local regulations and has the necessary utilities in place for a smooth transition.