
RTM homes, built complete.
Ready to move to your land.
A ready-to-move home is framed, wired, plumbed and finished inside our facility, then moved to your site in one piece and set on a permanent foundation. Same code as a site-built home, up to 50% faster, and no season spent waiting on weather.
What is an RTM home?
An RTM home, short for ready to move, is a house built complete off-site and moved to your land in one piece, where it is set on a permanent foundation. Ready to move homes and RTM homes are the same thing, written two ways. It is not a mobile or manufactured home: it is built to the same National Building Code as a site-built house, and on its foundation it is real property, financed and insured the same way.
Many RTMs are framed outdoors in a builder's yard. A Herauf RTM home is built indoors, meets or exceeds CSA A277, and leaves the plant finished, so the weather never touches it before you do. How RTM compares with modular, if the choice is still open. Saskatchewan homes are built at our Zehner plant near Regina: see RTM homes in Saskatchewan.
Four steps,
two timelines running at once.
Pick the plan
Published layouts run from compact one-bedroom homes to 990 sq ft three-bedroom plans that travel in one piece, and the finishes are yours to choose.
We build indoors
The whole house is framed, wired, plumbed and finished under a roof, inspected at every stage, while your foundation and services go in.
It moves in one piece
The finished house travels to your land by road and is set on the foundation you prepared.
Connect and move in
Final connections, inspections and sign-off. Most projects run about 16 weeks from order to move-in.

Finished before it leaves us.
17 plans that move in one piece.
Every plan below is 18 feet wide or less, which is what a road will carry whole, so it arrives finished on one trailer. Wider layouts are built as modular sections and joined on your foundation instead. Dimensions and layouts are as printed in the current brochures, and every plan is a starting point: layouts, cladding and finishes are yours to change.
The Meadow16' × 12' · 192 sq ftStudio
The Aspen22' × 12' · 264 sq ftStudio
The Cedar30' × 12' · 360 sq ft1 bed · 1 bath
The Willow24' × 18' · 432 sq ft1 bed · 1 bath
The Onyx36' × 16' · 576 sq ft1 bed · 1 bath
The Prairie36' × 16' · 576 sq ft2 bed · 1 bath
The Summit42' × 14' · 588 sq ft1 bed · 1 bath
The Oak50' × 14' · 700 sq ft2 bed · 1 bath
The Jasper50' × 14' · 700 sq ft2 bed · 1 bath
The Alpine40' × 18' · 720 sq ft1 bed · 1 bath + walk-in closet
The Apex40' × 18' · 720 sq ft2 bed · 1 bath
The Valley50' × 18' · 900 sq ft2 bed · 1 bath
The Ash50' × 18' · 900 sq ft3 bed · 1 bath
Mt. Kootenay55' × 18' · 900 sq ft1 bed · 2 bath + office
The Ridge55' × 18' · 990 sq ft3 bed · 2 bath
Mt. Robson55' × 18' · 990 sq ft2 bed · 2 bath
Mt. Golden55' × 18' · 990 sq ft2 bed · 2 bathRTM homes by region.
RTM homes in Saskatchewan
Built at Zehner, SK, moved to your land.
Read moreRegina, SKRTM homes in Regina
Built at Zehner, SK, moved to your land.
Read moreSaskatoon, SKRTM homes in Saskatoon
Built at Zehner, SK, moved to your land.
Read moreAlbertaRTM homes in Alberta
Built at St. Paul, AB, moved to your land.
Read moreManitobaRTM homes in Manitoba
Built at Zehner, SK, moved to your land.
Read moreCommon questions.
Who builds RTM homes in Saskatchewan?
Herauf Modular builds ready-to-move homes at its Zehner plant near Regina and moves them to land anywhere in Saskatchewan. It also delivers RTM homes across Alberta and Manitoba.
Is an RTM home the same as a mobile or manufactured home?
No. A ready-to-move home is built complete off-site and moved to your land in one piece, but it is set on a permanent foundation and built to the same National Building Code as a site-built house, so it is real property. Many RTMs are framed outdoors in a builder's yard; a Herauf home is built indoors and meets or exceeds CSA A277, so the weather never touches it before you do.
How is RTM different from modular?
An RTM home arrives as one finished house. A modular home arrives as finished sections that are joined on your foundation, which allows wider layouts than a road can carry in one piece. Both are built in the same facilities to the same code.
Where does Herauf deliver RTM homes?
Across Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba from our Zehner and St. Paul facilities, including northern and remote communities. Herauf has delivered as far as St. Theresa Point in Manitoba, roughly 700 km of it over winter ice roads.
How much does an RTM home cost?
Each home model page lists a starting price for the home itself; the foundation, delivery and crane set, site work and utility connections, permits and GST/PST depend on your site and are quoted in writing. An RTM build typically runs up to 20% under conventional site-building. We provide a free written quote, usually within one business day.
Can I get a mortgage on a ready-to-move home?
Yes. On a permanent foundation an RTM home is real property and appreciates like any other house, so it is financed and mortgaged the same way.
How long does an RTM home take to build?
Roughly 16 weeks from order to move-in for most projects, up to 50% faster than building the same house on site, because your foundation and services are prepared while the house is on the production line.
Is RTM only for houses?
No. Herauf builds ready-to-move commercial buildings the same way: offices, site offices, daycares, and washroom and shower buildings arrive finished and are set in days. See our commercial modular buildings for the range.
Ready when your land is.
Tell us the site, the size and the timeline. We come back with a written quote, usually within one business day, free and with no obligation.