Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Absolutely. You are more than welcome to visit us while your home is under construction.

Tiny/pod homes are typically much smaller in size. They are typically constructed of panels of various types including polystyrene and metal skin panels. They have a distinct shipping container look to them. Ezyline homes start at 50m² and are more traditional in their design.

Modular, transportable, kitset and prefabricated homes are often perceived as being the same, but they each have distinct differences and unique benefits.

There are several factors to consider before deciding which option is best for you including accessibility to your site, your timeline and budget.

Click here to check out our recent blog where we break down the differences you need to know when considering a kitset, transportable, modular, or prefab home.

Prefab/prebuilt or modular homes differ from traditionally constructed homes because they are constructed in an offsite manufacturing facility and then transported to your site either fully assembled, in sections or modules, or as a kit so that it is then assembled on your site.

Depending on the type of prefab/prebuilt or modular homes you chose, many of the same materials are used in construction of the home as one built onsite.

Prefab/prebuilt or modular homes often have a timber floor construction. Traditionally constructed homes are built onsite from the ground up and often with a concrete foundation and concrete floor slab.

Find out more about the various prefabricated construction methods in our recent blog.

No sorry, our homes are designed to be transported by truck and set on a timber pile foundation.

Your plumber will be able to connect your home with the connections under the house.

Yes. These are part of the work you do to get your site consent. We can refer you to one of our trusted and recommended trade partners

We deliver all over the North Island.

Yes, you can organise the transporter to pick up from us if you wish.

Subject to site access we can deliver all over the North Island.

Delivery is an additional cost and will include the price of supplying and installing the foundations.

Yes. As part of the sign up process you have the option to take advantage of the 10 year Master Builders Guarantee. Ezyline Homes stand behind their product 100%.

Probably yes. But each council has their own rules around clearances from boundaries and other dwellings. The best way to find out is to contact an expert at one of our branches. We can often tell from aerial information on council websites and google maps whetheer you can fit one onto your section.

Yes. You will need a Site Consent. Ezyline Homes takes care of the Building Consent which will have a full CCC when it leaves the yard.

Yes, to put foundations into the ground a geotechnical assessment must be carried out.

It depends on your individual circumstances. Sometimes yes, and sometimes, no. Contact us and we can help you navigate this.

The CCC usually takes 1 week from final inspection by the council.

Absolutely, every home which leaves our yard has a full CCC.

Yes, Ezyline Homes come with a standard Bosch oven, electric Hob, and Robinhood rangehood. We can also source any brand you want.

Yes, we can do that if you want

No, this is a key area where you can express your individual tastes so we leave those out.

Carpets and vinyl planking from Flooring Extra are included in every Ezyline home. Or you can modify and change to laminate flooring if you to suit your personal preference.

Yes we can organise solar options for you.