Tiny Homes
Compact and efficient
Best for guest housing, smaller land parcels, ADU-style use cases, and buyers who want a simpler modular path.
Prefab Homes & Modular Villas
K&K helps buyers compare models, drawings, budgets, site readiness, delivery logistics, and installation assumptions before moving into a quote discussion.
Managed Modular Delivery
How The Program Is Organized
Tiny Homes
Best for guest housing, smaller land parcels, ADU-style use cases, and buyers who want a simpler modular path.
Duplex & Retreat Models
Useful for buyers comparing compact two-floor layouts, retreat-style concepts, and stronger residential presentation.
Villa Line
Villa-grade residences for family use, executive housing, planned communities, and broader modular residential development.
Delivery Discipline
Model selection, drawing comparison, logistics planning, site-readiness checks, installation coordination, and closeout records.
Featured Models
These public examples help compare scale and style. Final pricing depends on site access, foundation, utilities, freight, installation, local approvals, and selected finishes.
Tiny Home
Model 146-1B1F
Compact one-bedroom concept for efficient residential use, guest housing, or small-lot deployment.
Tiny Home
Model 388-2B1F
Two-bedroom cottage layout for buyers who prefer a more traditional residential front elevation.
Duplex / Retreat
Model 600-2B2F
A vertical layout for buyers comparing two-floor living with outdoor deck presentation.
Villa Line
Model 1200-3B2F
A larger family-home concept suited to landowners comparing comfort, space, and modular delivery speed.
Villa Line
Model 2500-3B2F
Premium villa-scale presentation for larger homes, community programs, or executive residential use.
Villa Line
Model 2B2F - area to confirm
A bold contemporary option for buyers who want a sharper box-form exterior and modern interior direction.
Planning Budget Guidance
These are early budget and timing references only. Final numbers depend on the selected model, finish package, freight, site conditions, foundation, utilities, and local requirements.
Tiny Homes
Compact one- and two-bedroom concepts for guest use, efficient residences, and landowner programs.
Typical planning window: 8-14 weeksDuplex & Retreat Models
Two-floor layouts for buyers who want more separation, more elevation, and a stronger residential feel.
Typical planning window: 10-18 weeksVilla-Grade Homes
Larger family-home concepts with broader finish, logistics, and site coordination requirements.
Typical planning window: 14-24 weeksSite-Specific Costs
Land, permits, engineering, foundation, freight, crane/offloading, utility tie-ins, taxes, and local inspections vary by location.
Discussed during quote planningFloor Plan References
These PDFs are preliminary reference materials for model comparison and early feasibility discussion. Final drawings, engineering, permitting, and installation requirements are confirmed before purchase.
Tiny Home
Compact single-storey plan for early ADU-style or guest-home comparison.
Open PDF
Tiny Home / Cabin
Simple two-bedroom layout for compact residential planning conversations.
Open PDF
Duplex / Retreat
Two-floor reference for buyers comparing vertical layouts and compact site use.
Open PDF
Villa Line
Useful for family-home buyers who want layout alternatives before moving into final specification review.
Open PDF
Villa Line
Premium villa package for larger-format residential conversations and community planning review.
Open PDF
Villa Line
A polished family-home plan for buyers comparing premium villa-style room organization.
Open PDFDelivery Workflow
01. Discovery
Confirm location, intended use, target model, budget range, timeline, and site-readiness status.
02. Drawing & Scope Alignment
Align the model code, floor-plan reference, finish level, foundation assumptions, and logistics notes.
03. Factory & Logistics
Coordinate production timing, packaging, freight planning, delivery route, and offloading requirements.
04. Installation & Handover
Support site placement, document closeout, and organize owner handover records for a cleaner finish.
Site Readiness
Anything that affects access, foundation, utilities, staging, offloading, drainage, inspection, or final handover can change the real delivery path. K&K treats these as early planning questions instead of afterthoughts.
Buyer Readiness Checklist
Field Installation Context
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning budgets currently begin around $60k for compact tiny-home concepts. Larger duplex and villa models move into higher bands depending on finishes, freight, site conditions, and local requirements.
Early planning windows generally range from 8 to 24 weeks after scope confirmation, but local permitting, site prep, and installation readiness can change the full schedule.
No. The PDFs on this page are planning references only. Final specifications, structural approvals, foundation details, pricing, and delivery commitments require confirmed scope and written agreement.
Those responsibilities depend on the local jurisdiction and project setup. K&K helps coordinate the overall project discussion, while final local approvals and utility work are confirmed during planning.
Yes, but pricing guidance becomes much more accurate once you know the city, state, road access, and basic utility situation for the target parcel.
K&K looks at the model interest, location, budget range, timeline, and site notes, then follows up with the next questions needed for a practical quote discussion.
Ready For A Quote?
That page is designed for budget guidance and the first practical planning conversation.