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Our policy is a very unique policy which is not offered with major insurance companies. What makes our policy different is that it is a homeowners policy where we can insure non-certified, certified, RVIA, Non-RVIA, and self built tiny homes.

We insure on replacement cost verses Actual Cash V... more

 Great question! Storage is a key consideration for any residents, whether it be primary, secondary, or purely recreational.

When it comes to a movable tiny house, storage is at a premium for even the most critical items, so anything large, oversized, or otherwise unwieldy becomes a challeng... more

If you have the ability, storage for large hobby and outdoor items should be considered before the house is designed and built. Clever storage for oddly shaped items can be creatively designed in the floor, loft, or other custom cabinetry. If you are moving into your tiny house without specific id... more

Yes, it will be more expensive to build a tiny home that is off-grid. This is for two reasons:

1. Determining your off-grid needs and designing a utility system that fits your house, your layout, and your unique utility access will take more time than designing a simple plug-and-play on-grid util... more

The Nature's Head can be used in all climates. The composting process in the solids bin will stop during very cold weather when the material reaches 32° F (0° C). The biological process of composting decomposes organic material under aerobic (oxygen is required) conditions, promoting the growth of... more

Certification may be necessary depending on the jurisdiction where you are placing your tiny home. Most people that want their tiny home certified to the RV standard do so to be able to bring the tiny house into parks that require RV certification. Having your tiny home certified may also give you... more

Simply put, you can expect a weight savings of 40-60% depending opn the complexity of the framing. A single Volstrukt stud, when compared to a wooden stud, is about 40% lighter.

The greater weight savings comes from our ability to provide structural headers using a truss design rather than an ext... more

Yes.  Either organic sphagnum peat moss or organic coco coir will work well.  Composting requires aerobic bacteria to work.  An aerobic organism survives and grows in an oxygenated environment.  Oxygen is the key ingredient that allows aerobic bacteria to break down waste quick... more