Prefab Homes. Built Better.

Quantum uses panelized prefabrication. Major components of the building envelope are manufactured in our facility and then assembled on site.

This differs from volumetric modular construction, where large completed sections of the home are delivered as finished modules.

Yes. Our model homes are intended to be a starting point.

Depending on the design and project requirements, we can modify layouts, finishes and other elements to better suit your property, lifestyle and needs.

We also design completely custom homes.

Yes.

If you are already working with an architect or designer, we can review your plans and work with your design team to adapt the project to our high-performance prefabricated building system.

No. You can begin the conversation while you are still looking for property.

However, once a specific site has been identified, we can better evaluate factors such as site access, servicing, foundation requirements, local approvals and other site-specific considerations.

Essentials is designed for homeowners who want Quantum to provide the core high-performance structure and building envelope while they or their contractor complete the remaining work.

Turnkey is a more complete building solution, with Quantum managing a broader scope of the project through construction and final handover.

Exact inclusions and exclusions are confirmed in the project quotation.

Project-specific site work and related costs are generally separate from the building package. Depending on the project, exclusions may include:

• Delivery
• Geotechnical assessment
• Site survey
• Excavation
• Driveways
• Landscaping
• Demolition, if required
• Tree removal, if required
• Sewer connections
• Water connections
• Electrical service connections
• Trenching
• Required upgrades to existing services

Additional costs may apply depending on site conditions, project location and specific requirements.

Final inclusions and exclusions are confirmed in your project quotation.

Quantum uses Passive House building principles and PHI-certified building components.

Whole-building Passive House certification is a separate, project-specific process and is not automatic.

If Passive House certification is one of your goals, it should be established during the planning and design stages so the project can be developed accordingly.

The final cost depends on the home design, size, selected package, finishes, site conditions, project location and other project-specific requirements.

Because these variables can have a significant impact on the overall investment, we prefer to understand your project before providing a meaningful budget range.

During an Initial Fit Call, we can discuss your plans, budget, site and goals to help determine whether Quantum is a suitable fit.

Timelines vary depending on the home design, permitting, site readiness, project location and construction scope. As a rough example, for a 1,500 sq. ft. home:

• Panel fabrication Approximately 1 month
• Foundation pour Approximately 1 week
• Building envelope installation Approximately 2–3 days
• Interior finishes and completion Approximately 2 months after the superstructure is installed

Delivery time will vary depending on the project location.

As a general guide, once design, permitting and site preparation are complete, the construction phase for a home of this size may be around 3 months, depending on project conditions and scheduling.

Quantum can deliver and build projects anywhere in Canada.

For projects in the United States, we can manufacture and deliver our prefabricated building system, but we do not directly perform the installation. Instead, we can provide a Quantum site supervisor to work with and instruct the local construction crew during assembly.

Once the shipment leaves our manufacturing facility, the customer is responsible for transportation risk, customs clearance, duties, tariffs, taxes and any other cross-border costs that may apply.

Our panels can also be packed into shipping containers for delivery to projects internationally, subject to logistics, local regulations and project requirements.

For any project outside Canada, the best first step is to contact us with the project location so we can confirm delivery, installation support and site requirements.

We normally begin with a short Initial Fit Call.

The purpose of that conversation is to understand your project location, land status, approximate budget, timeline and overall goals, and to determine whether Quantum is a suitable fit for the project.

If there is a good fit, we will explain the appropriate next stage and what is required to move the project forward.