Oregon has access to some of the leading designers and manufacturers of prefab and modular homes in the United States. The combination of several builders with headquarters in Oregon and others in the Pacific Northwest with the proximity to other leading prefab and modular home companies in California offers individuals access to a wide range of options for a potential prefab home project - whether that be a modular home, kit home, manufactured home, or even tiny home in Oregon.

Combined with high labor and building costs in Oregon, particularly in bigger cities like Portland and Salem, the wide range of prefab home options in Oregon, make a project like a modular home, kit home, manufactured home, or tiny home an appealing and cost-competitive option. The builders and companies on our list serve the entirety of Oregon including Portland, Salem, Eugene, Gresham, and Hillsboro.

Below, our list of modular homes and prefab homes companies in Oregon highlights companies both in Oregon and in neighboring states that serve the entirety of the state with different forms of prefab houses. As prefab refers to a wide range of construction methods, our list is broken down into modular home companies in Oregon, kit home companies in Oregon, manufactured homes companies in Oregon, and tiny homes companies in Oregon. 

Prefab Home Companies in Oregon

Including Companies That Build Kit Homes in Oregon, Manufactured Homes in Oregon, Modular Homes in Oregon, Shipping Container Homes in Oregon, and Tiny Homes in Oregon

Modular Homes in Oregon

Dweller - (Portland, OR)

• Offer 6 styles of ADUs with floor plans ranging from 392 to 660 square feet. While Dweller outsources the manufacturing of their ADUs, they offer turn-key construction services for their projects.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $214 - $408 per square foot

• List of Dweller modular home floor plans with cost info 

ModsPDX - (Portland, OR)

• ModsPDX is a Portland-based designer and builder of modular homes. Typically, they work with contractors and architects to develop and then manufacture fully-custom homes. And so while homes can be designed to meet buyers' needs, they often specialize in clean, modern designs.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $265 - $330 per square foot

• List of ModsPDX modular home floor plans with cost info 

Method Homes - (Seattle, WA)

• Method Homes is a designer and builder of high-end, modern prefab homes. In addition to their 8 different series of home designs, they also work on custom projects. From a design standpoint, they offer a wide range of floor plans from tiny home-sized cottages to 3,500+ square foot modern houses.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $439 - $944 per square foot

• List of Method Homes modular home floor plans with cost info 

ideabox - (Salem, OR)

• Offer a series of both standard and custom homes, which buyers can either choose from their line of less-expensive manufactured homes, or slightly more expensive modular homes.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $400 - $527 per square foot

• List of ideabox modular home floor plans with cost info 

Kit Homes in Oregon

(Kit Homes in Oregon, Prefab Home Kits, Modular Home Kits)

DC Structures - (Damascus, OR)

• DC Structures is a designer and manufacturer of prefabricated barn kits. Home kits include the necessary materials for constructing the structural shell of the home. While they do not work on fully custom projects, they offer over 10 barn and home combination kits. 

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $150 - $300 per square foot

• List of DC Structures kit home floor plans with cost info 

IndieDwell - (Boise, ID)

• IndieDwell is a designer of prefab housing solutions. Their past projects range from small, single-family projects to larger, multi-unit properties.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $185 - $330 per square foot

  
  
  

Manufactured Homes in Oregon

Skyline Home Builders - (McMinville, OR)

• Skyline Homes (part of the Skyline Champion Corporation), is one of the largest manufacturers of manufactured homes in the United States. Their catalog of home designs includes thousands of floor plans which often feature traditional ranch styles. Their homes are often sold via a network of local sellers.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $100 - $185 per square foot

• List of Skyline Homes modular home floor plans with cost info

Palm Harbor Homes - (Addison, Texas)

• Palm Harbor Homes is one of the largest manufactured home builders in the U.S. They are a member of the Cavco brand of manufacturers and as such, have access to a large network of sellers. In Oregon, this includes more than a half-dozen locations. They have a wide number of floor plans though they tend to specialize in entry-level homes.

• Turn Key Cost Estimate for a Manufactured Home from Palm Harbor Homes: $121 - $144 per square foot

• For additional information, see our list of Palm Harbor Homes floor plans with cost information or our guide on where to buy a Palm Harbor Homes manufactured house.

Alternative Construction Homes in Oregon

(Container Homes For Sale in Oregon & Tiny Homes For Sale in Oregon)

Oregon Cottage - (Eugene, OR)

• Oregon Cottage Company builds 5 models of tiny homes on wheels. The Eugene, Oregon tiny home builder also allows buyers the option for design and size customization. From a design standpoint, their tiny homes typically feature cottage styles with wood accents. 

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $317 - $492 per square foot

• List of Oregon Cottage modular home floor plans with cost info 

Relevant Buildings - (Oregon City, OR)

• Relevant Buildings is an Oregon-based container home builder. They offer both pre-designed and custom container homes that can be used either as ADUs and tiny houses, or combined to offer the square footage of a single-family home.

• Turn-key Cost Estimate: $351 - $651 per square foot

• List of Relevant Buildings Modular home floor plans with cost info 

Comparing Prefab Home & Modular Home Options in Oregon

Help With Building a New Home in Oregon

For individuals considering building a prefab home in Oregon, speak with one of our Prefab Concierge representatives, and for additional information about the process and options available for prefab and modular home construction in Oregon, see our coverage of:

• Guide to Building a Prefab Home in Portland