Building costs are climbing, and timelines keep slipping on conventional sites. To help communities and developers move projects forward, Herauf Modular takes $15,000 off eligible new modular builds across Canada. This guide explains what the Herauf $15,000 Build Credit is, who qualifies, and how to check whether your project does.
What the credit is
The Herauf $15,000 Build Credit is offered by Herauf Modular. It takes $15,000 off the contract price of an eligible new modular build that uses Herauf Modular units. It is not a government grant: Herauf applies it to your contract. Final eligibility is confirmed by our team, and the full terms and the end date are confirmed in your written quote.
Who qualifies
The credit is open to a wide range of projects across Canada:
- Municipal projects: washrooms, recreation facilities, offices, and community buildings.
- Developers: residential, multi-family, and infill builds.
- First Nations and Métis communities: housing and community infrastructure.
- Private projects: homes, small homes, and luxury builds.
To qualify, the build needs to use Herauf Modular units, fall under residential, commercial, or community use, and be ready to proceed within the current build season.
What it applies to
The $15,000 comes off the contract price of your eligible Herauf Modular build, whether that is a single home, a multi-unit project, a daycare, a washroom facility, or a community building. Because our units are built complete in a controlled facility and delivered ready to set, there is less site labour, fewer weather delays, and a faster path to occupancy.
How to check if your project qualifies
It takes about a minute. Submit your project details (site, project type, province or territory, and timeline) through the form, or call our team directly. We review your information and confirm eligibility, usually within a few business days, then send a credit confirmation letter.
Start on the $15,000 Build Credit page, or call 1.639.382.4106.
Government funding is separate
Because the Build Credit is not a government grant, it sits apart from any public program your project may also use. If you are planning a community building, the government programs that usually fund them are covered in our guides for First Nations and municipalities.
Want to see the kind of work the credit supports? Browse our project results, from a 56-room remote campus to twenty homes delivered to a Métis community, or explore the full product range.
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