Modular homes,
built for Saskatoon.
Herauf delivers CSA A277-compliant modular homes and buildings to Saskatoon and central Saskatchewan from our 35,000 sq ft Herauf Plains facility in Zehner, built under cover, finished to code, and engineered for the prairie climate before they ever reach your site.
CSA A277
Built to code
12–14 wks
Typical delivery, up to 50% faster
Standard
Workmanship warranty
BBB A+
Accredited since 2020
Prairie-built, Saskatoon-bound.
Our Zehner facility (Herauf Plains) builds and finishes complete modules, then dispatches them to Saskatoon-area sites ready to set. Building indoors means no weather delays and a consistent, controlled finish, then a fast installation on your prepared foundation.
We serve Saskatoon, Warman, Martensville, and communities across central Saskatchewan, including rural and acreage sites where staffing a conventional crew is a challenge.
A range for
every Saskatoon 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.
Commercial & Education
Offices, daycares, and learning facilities, finished to code and ready to occupy on arrival.
See more across modular homes in Saskatchewan or our full product range.
Saskatoon, answered.
Does Herauf build modular homes in Saskatoon?+
Yes. We deliver CSA A277-compliant modular homes, multi-family, and commercial buildings to the Saskatoon area from our Herauf Plains facility in Zehner, Saskatchewan.
How long does a modular home take for a Saskatoon site?+
Typically 12 to 14 weeks from order to delivery, up to 50% faster than building on-site, because the home is manufactured in Zehner while your site is prepared at the same time.
Can you deliver to acreages around Saskatoon?+
Yes. Because homes ship complete, we routinely set them on acreages and rural lots around Saskatoon and central Saskatchewan.
Are the homes built for the Saskatchewan climate?+
They are. Homes are engineered to the National Building Code for the prairie climate, with a continuously insulated, airtight envelope and triple-pane low-E windows built for cold winters and warm summers.
Building in
Saskatoon?
Tell us about your site and timeline. We'll route your project through Herauf Plains · Zehner, SK and prepare a free, no-obligation quote.