Herauf Modular, in plain facts.
Herauf Modular is a Canadian modular construction company that builds commercial buildings and homes indoors in Zehner, Saskatchewan and Enderby, British Columbia, and delivers them complete. Everything below is stated as simply as we can put it, for journalists and for anyone comparing modular builders.
Commercial buildings
- Commercial building types: offices and site offices, washroom and shower buildings, daycares and classrooms, medical centres, pharmacies, coffee shops and concessions, wellness centres, EV charging stations, workforce housing, and food, equipment and industrial storage. Commercial modular buildings
- Published commercial sizes run from a 30' × 14' safety office to an 80' × 36' wellness centre. A 55' × 18' office building holds five offices, a boardroom and a kitchenette. Commercial catalogue
- Daycares are built in capacity tiers of 30 to 47, 65 to 82 and 90 children, plus modular additions to an existing building. Modular daycares and schools
- Washroom and shower buildings come in nine standard barrier-free configurations, from 14' × 14' to 42' × 18', on municipal services or self-contained water and sewer. Modular washrooms
- Workforce and camp buildings are built on steel skids with self-contained plumbing, electrical and HVAC, set in days without a poured foundation, and relocatable. Workforce camp buildings
- Up to 20% less than conventional construction. Herauf publishes no commercial price list; every commercial building is quoted in writing for its use, size, fit-out, foundation, services and site. Commercial modular building cost
- 11 commercial projects delivered, for clients including Federated Co-op, Twin Valley Co-op, ValleyView Co-op, Surge Energy, Suncrest College and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways. All delivered projects
Company
- Herauf Modular is a Canadian modular construction company and part of Herauf Enterprises Corp. It builds commercial buildings and homes off-site and delivers them complete.
- Development head office: Kelowna, British Columbia. President and CEO: Riley Herauf. About Herauf Enterprises
- Rated 5.0 from 11 Google reviews (as of September 2026), on the Herauf Modular profile for Zehner SK. Google profile
- BBB accredited (Regina), rated A+, accredited since February 2020. BBB profile
- Listed member of the Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership (STEP) as Herauf Modular, Zehner SK.
Facilities
- Zehner, SK: 35,000 sq ft production hub with a 4.5-acre staging yard near Regina, at 261 Sherwood Rd, Zehner, SK S4P 3E1.
- Mailing address: PO Box 35001 Sherwood Village, Regina, SK S4X 4C6.
- Enderby, BC: 50,000 sq ft manufacturing facility.
- St. Paul, AB: full-service modular yard.
- Planned expansions, not yet operating: Dallas, Texas and Warsaw, Poland. Locations
Construction and compliance
- Buildings are manufactured indoors and meet or exceed CSA A277 and the National Building Code for climate zones 6 to 8.
- Typical manufacture-and-delivery timeline is roughly 16 weeks, up to 50% faster than conventional construction, because site work runs in parallel with the factory build. Up to 20% less than conventional construction.
- Product lines: commercial buildings, daycares and education, washroom and shower facilities, multi-family and infill, rapid-response housing, residential homes (14 ft to 28 ft widths), small homes and luxury homes. All product lines
- Steel-skid portable foundations and self-contained plumbing, electrical and HVAC allow installation in days once a site is ready.
Delivery range
- Projects delivered across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.
- Northern and remote delivery by highway, winter road and ice road, and barge, including ice-road transport to St. Theresa Point First Nation, Manitoba, and a remote bush site for NAIT's Kidney Lake forestry camp. Northern and remote delivery
Selected projects
- Twin Valley Co-op, Manitoba: a washroom facility for a cardlock fuel site, built off-site, with a signed reference letter. Twin Valley Co-op, Birtle MB case study
- Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways: a barrier-free public washroom building, finished inside and out and set on a prepared pad. Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways case study
- Surge Energy, Wainwright AB: a modular site office for an oil and gas operation. Surge Energy, Wainwright AB case study
- Federated Co-op, Neepawa MB: an agro centre office, finished before it left the plant. Federated Co-op, Neepawa MB case study
- NAIT Remote Forestry Campus, Kidney Lake AB: 14 dormitory buildings (56 rooms), 3 classrooms and food storage, installed for a fixed September academic deadline. NAIT Remote Forestry Campus, Kidney Lake AB case study
- Town of Pilot Butte, SK: an accessible washroom and change building for the spray park, placed February 2024, with a signed recommendation from the Town. Town of Pilot Butte case study
- St. Theresa Point First Nation, MB: a Child & Family Services building, then three youth transitional homes delivered roughly 700 km north over winter ice roads. St. Theresa Point First Nation case study
- Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement, AB: 20 homes, in partnership with CMHC and multiple levels of government. Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement case study
- Five signed reference letters: NAIT, Twin Valley Co-op, St. Theresa Point First Nation, Zagime Anishinabek and the Town of Pilot Butte. Reference letters
Contact
- Phone: 1.639.382.4106. Email: info@heraufmodular.com.
- Free written quotes, usually returned within one business day. Request a quote
In the news
- Housing convoy set to travel to northern Indigenous communityCTV News Regina, . The three youth transitional homes built in Regina for St. Theresa Point First Nation, before the convoy left.
- Regina company braving ice roads to deliver homes to northern communitiesEagle Feather News, . The ice-road delivery of three youth transitional homes to St. Theresa Point First Nation, Manitoba.
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