Herauf Modular as a supplier.
Herauf Modular, part of Herauf Enterprises Corp., manufactures commercial and institutional modular buildings indoors at plants in Zehner, Saskatchewan and Enderby, British Columbia, with a modular yard at St. Paul, Alberta. Buildings meet or exceed CSA A277 and the National Building Code, are typically manufactured and delivered in roughly 16 weeks, and have been delivered across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories for clients including NAIT, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways, municipalities and First Nations.
What does a buyer need to know about Herauf Modular?
- What we build
- Commercial and institutional modular buildings: offices and site offices, washroom and shower buildings, daycares and classrooms, medical centres, workforce and camp buildings, and storage.
- Capacity
- A 35,000 sq ft production hub with a 4.5-acre staging yard at Zehner, SK, a 50,000 sq ft manufacturing facility at Enderby, BC, and a full-service modular yard at St. Paul, AB.
- Delivery reach
- British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, including remote sites by winter road, ice road and barge.
- Schedule
- Roughly 16 weeks to manufacture and deliver, up to 50% faster than conventional construction, with installation in days.
- Standard
- Meets or exceeds CSA A277 and the National Building Code for climate zones 6 to 8, inspected at every stage of production.
- Public clients
- NAIT, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways, the Town of Pilot Butte, Suncrest College, St. Theresa Point First Nation, Zagime Anishinabek and the Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement.
- References
- Five signed reference letters, published in full on the reference letters page.
The facts a supplier form asks for.
Everything below is published by Herauf. If your registration form asks for something that is not listed, include it in your RFQ and the team will answer it for your solicitation.
- Trade name
- Herauf Modular
- Legal name
- Herauf Enterprises Corp.
- Head office
- Kelowna, British Columbia
- Manufacturing plant, Saskatchewan
- 261 Sherwood Rd, Zehner, SK S4P 3E1. 35,000 sq ft production hub with a 4.5-acre staging yard near Regina.
- Manufacturing plant, British Columbia
- Enderby, BC. 50,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in the North Okanagan.
- Modular yard, Alberta
- St. Paul, AB. Full-service modular yard finishing and staging projects across Alberta.
- Mailing address
- PO Box 35001 Sherwood Village, Regina, SK S4X 4C6
- Phone
- 1.639.382.4106
- Website
- heraufmodular.com
- Better Business Bureau
- Accredited (Regina), rated A+, accredited since 2020
- Construction standard
- Meets or exceeds CSA A277 and the National Building Code for climate zones 6 to 8
- Delivery area
- British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories
Public and institutional clients.
Each project below has a case study, and five clients have put their experience in a signed letter: read the reference letters.
NAIT
Remote Forestry Campus at Kidney Lake, AB: 14 dormitory buildings (56 rooms), 3 classrooms and food storage, installed for a fixed September academic deadline. NAIT Remote Forestry Campus 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 Washroom case study
Town of Pilot Butte, SK
An accessible washroom and change building for the spray park, placed February 2024. Pilot Butte Community Washroom case study
Suncrest College, Yorkton SK
A modular office for the college's agricultural program, built off-site and delivered ready to occupy. Suncrest College Agricultural Office case study
St. Theresa Point First Nation, MB
Built through the off-season and delivered roughly 700 km north over winter ice roads, including three youth transitional homes in March 2026. St. Theresa Point Housing case study
St. Theresa Point First Nation, MB
A child and family services office serving the community, manufactured off-site and delivered complete. St. Theresa Point Child & Family Services Office case study
Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement, AB
20 homes, in partnership with CMHC and multiple levels of government. Buffalo Lake Métis Housing case study
Zagime Anishinabek, SK
Seven modular projects, commercial and residential, delivered in partnership across southern Saskatchewan First Nations. Zagime Anishinabek Residential Housing case study
Sending an RFQ or RFP.
Where to send it
- Email: info@heraufmodular.com
- Phone: 1.639.382.4106
- Online: the commercial quote form
A free, no-obligation written quote is usually returned within one business day. Herauf publishes no price list; how a commercial quote is built is set out in the commercial modular cost guide.
What to include
- The solicitation number, documents and closing date, if it is a formal RFQ, RFP or tender
- What the building is for, and the rough size or the drawings and specification you have
- How many buildings, and whether any are repeats of one layout
- The site location and its access, including any seasonal road, ice road or barge window
- Servicing: municipal water and sewer, or self-contained water and waste
- Permanent foundation or steel skids, if the building has to move later
- When the building has to be open or occupied
- Any supplier requirements the solicitation sets, so they are answered with the quote
What each kind of building involves.
Commercial modular buildings →
Offices, medical, institutional and industrial buildings
Modular daycares and schools →
Daycares for 30 to 90 children, classrooms and program offices
Modular washroom and shower buildings →
Nine barrier-free configurations, installed in days
Workforce camp and site buildings →
Quarters, site offices and camp buildings on steel skids
Northern and remote modular buildings →
Delivered by road, ice road and barge
Commercial modular buildings in Regina →
Built at the Zehner plant, 20 minutes from Regina
Indigenous housing partnerships →
Homes and community buildings with First Nations and Métis communities
Defence and government →
Accommodation, rapid-response and permanent facilities for federal and Defence work
Delivered projects, by sector
- Workforce & industrial
- Washrooms & showers
- Offices & development
- Institutional & education
- Indigenous & community housing
Also useful: the commercial cost guide, company facts and figures and our locations.
Supplier questions, answered.
Is Herauf Modular CSA A277 certified?
Herauf's buildings are manufactured indoors and meet or exceed CSA A277 and the National Building Code for climate zones 6 to 8, with inspection at every stage of production. If your solicitation asks for a certification body or certificate number, name that requirement in your RFQ and the team will answer it for your project.
What does Herauf Modular manufacture?
Commercial and institutional modular buildings: offices and site offices, washroom and shower buildings, daycares and classrooms, medical centres, workforce housing and camp buildings, and food, equipment and industrial storage. Published commercial sizes run from a 30' × 14' safety office to an 80' × 36' wellness centre.
Where does Herauf manufacture, and how much capacity does it have?
At a 35,000 sq ft production hub with a 4.5-acre staging yard in Zehner, Saskatchewan, near Regina, and a 50,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Enderby, British Columbia, with a full-service modular yard at St. Paul, Alberta. The development head office is in Kelowna, British Columbia.
Which provinces and territories does Herauf deliver to?
Projects have been delivered across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, including northern and remote sites by winter road, ice road and barge.
How long does a commercial modular building take?
Most Herauf builds are manufactured and delivered in roughly 16 weeks, up to 50% faster than conventional construction, because site work runs in parallel with production. Once the building arrives, installation is measured in days.
Which public-sector and institutional clients has Herauf worked for?
Delivered work includes NAIT's Remote Forestry Campus at Kidney Lake, a public washroom building for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways, a washroom facility for the Town of Pilot Butte, an office for Suncrest College, and buildings and homes for St. Theresa Point First Nation, Zagime Anishinabek and the Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement.
Does Herauf have references?
Yes. Five signed reference letters are published in full, from Zagime Anishinabek, St. Theresa Point First Nation, Twin Valley Co-op Ltd., NAIT and Town of Pilot Butte. Herauf Enterprises Corp. is also BBB accredited in Regina, rated A+, and accredited since 2020.
How do I send an RFQ or RFP to Herauf Modular?
Email info@heraufmodular.com or call 1.639.382.4106, or send the project through the commercial quote form. Include the solicitation documents, the building's use and size, the site and its access, servicing, the required delivery date and the closing date. A written quote is usually returned within one business day.
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