Modular homes,
built for Lethbridge.
Modular homes for Lethbridge and Lethbridge County, built indoors in Herauf's controlled facilities, finished at the St. Paul yard and set on your foundation. Every home meets or exceeds CSA A277, and the envelope is built for a city where the wind rarely lets up.
CSA A277
Built to code
16 wks
Typical delivery, up to 50% faster
Standard
Workmanship warranty
BBB A+
Accredited since 2020
Built for Chinook country.
Lethbridge is one of the windiest cities in Canada, and a winter Chinook can take a day from deep cold to thaw in a few hours. Repeated freeze and thaw is hard on any envelope with gaps in it. A Herauf home is framed, insulated and sealed indoors, with a continuously insulated, airtight shell and triple-pane low-E windows, engineered to the National Building Code, so it is closed up and inspected before it ever meets a southern Alberta wind.
We deliver to Lethbridge, Coaldale, Coalhurst, Picture Butte, Raymond, Taber and Fort Macleod, and to acreages across Lethbridge County. On a coulee or river-valley lot, walk the final approach before you order: a wide, heavy load needs room to turn, and the crane needs room to set up beside the foundation.
A range for
every Lethbridge 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 Alberta or our full product range.
Lethbridge, answered.
Does Herauf build modular homes in Lethbridge?
Yes. Homes are built in Herauf's controlled facilities, finished at the St. Paul, Alberta yard and delivered to Lethbridge and the surrounding county, where they are set on the foundation you have prepared. Every home meets or exceeds CSA A277.
Will a modular home stand up to Lethbridge's wind?
It is engineered to the National Building Code, which sets the wind loads a house must carry by location, and it sits on a permanent foundation: screw piles, concrete piles, a crawlspace or a full basement. The shell is built and sealed indoors, so the continuous insulation and air barrier are complete before the house travels.
What should I check on a coulee or river-valley lot?
The final approach and the setting space. Note steep grades, tight turns, soft ground and overhead lines between the road and your foundation, and leave room beside the foundation for a crane or picker truck. Our site readiness checklist walks through it, and we look at access with you before quoting delivery.
Can you deliver to acreages in Lethbridge County?
Yes. Because the home arrives finished, on-site work is measured in days rather than months, which is what makes a rural acreage practical when local trades are booked up.
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