Modular homes in Cranbrook,
built for the climate.
Modular homes for Cranbrook and the East Kootenay, built and finished indoors at our Enderby facility, then hauled east through the mountain passes and set on your foundation. Every home meets or exceeds CSA A277, and the route is checked before the home is built.
CSA A277
Built to code
16 wks
Typical delivery, up to 50% faster
Standard
Workmanship warranty
BBB A+
Accredited since 2020
Planned for the mountain road.
Cranbrook is one of the longer BC hauls from Enderby, over mountain highway with grades, switchbacks and clearances that decide what can travel in one piece. Each module is engineered for the road it has to take before it is built. Building indoors means the snow on the passes never touches the house before it is closed up.
We deliver to Cranbrook, Kimberley, Fernie, Invermere and Creston, and to town and acreage lots across the East Kootenay. In the mountain towns, design snow loads are high, and every home is engineered to the BC Building Code for its own location.
A range for
every Cranbrook site.
Residential & Small Homes
Primary and compact dwellings in a range of widths, built for acreages, infill, and rural sites alike.
Multi-Family & Infill
Apartments and infill housing for municipalities and developers facing tight timelines and labour shortages.
Render
Commercial & Education
Offices, daycares, and learning facilities, finished to code and ready to occupy on arrival.
See more across modular homes in British Columbia or our full product range.
Projects near
Cranbrook.
None of our published case studies is in the East Kootenay. The nearest is a finished home hauled through the mountains into Nelson, the same kind of route a Cranbrook delivery takes.
Cranbrook, answered.
Does Herauf build modular homes in Cranbrook?
Yes. Homes are built and finished at our Enderby facility and delivered to Cranbrook and the East Kootenay, where they are set on the foundation you have prepared. Every home meets or exceeds CSA A277.
How much does a modular home cost in Cranbrook?
Our published home plans start from $85,000, and the highest starting price is $305,000. Home only, built at our plant. Not included: foundation, delivery and crane set, site work and utility connections, permits, and GST/PST. These depend on your site and are quoted in writing. Prices as of October 2026, for contracts signed by December 31, 2026; subject to change after. We provide a free written quote for your site, usually within one business day.
Can a modular home make it over the mountain passes?
Yes, when it is engineered for the route. Grades, switchbacks and clearances decide what can travel in one piece, so the route is checked before the home is built, and Herauf has already hauled a finished home over mountain highway into Nelson.
Are the homes built for Kootenay snow?
Each home is engineered to the BC Building Code, which sets the snow load a roof must carry by location, so a Fernie or Kimberley home is designed for its own site. The envelope is continuously insulated and airtight, with triple-pane low-E windows.
What has to be ready on my lot before delivery?
The foundation, the services and the access. Screw piles, concrete piles, a crawlspace or a full basement all work, finished before delivery week; the final approach has to take a wide, heavy load; and the crane needs room beside the foundation. Our site readiness checklist covers it, including how frozen ground can make winter access easier rather than harder.
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Building in
Cranbrook?
Tell us about your site and timeline. We'll route your project through Enderby, BC and prepare a free, no-obligation quote.