A real home, ready when you need it most.

Timelines depend on whether you choose a stock model or a custom build, but we understand the urgency and prioritize disaster-recovery families whenever possible. If your property is ready for placement, setup is quick — and from our growing fleet of move-in-ready rentals, a home can sometimes be delivered and set up within days.

A true home. Full kitchens, real bathrooms, comfortable sleeping spaces, and thoughtful layouts for everyday living. Our goal is for you to forget it was ever meant to be "temporary." Across the West and around the world, people live in tiny homes full-time by choice — our designs prioritize long-term livability and comfort.

Yes — in most cases we place the home directly on your property so you can stay close and monitor the rebuild. If your site isn't ready due to debris, grading, or utility repairs, we can arrange short-term placement elsewhere until it's prepared. In some areas, the city or county may have designated land available for your Cocoon.

We have solutions for that. Our homes adapt for off-grid or semi-off-grid living while utilities are restored — water tanks, generators, solar with battery storage, and composting or incinerating toilets if sewer or septic isn't ready. We'll walk you through what's required and help you choose the right setup.

Our rental homes are a managed, mobile fleet — fully furnished and move-in ready. Many qualify for assistance through FEMA, insurance, state/local programs, and nonprofit grants. Leases are typically 12 months with 6–12 month renewals. To qualify, applicants must have lost a home in a natural disaster, meet standard tenant qualifications, and follow tenant standards. We handle transport, setup, and removal.

Yes. Our homes are engineered for everything from heavy mountain snow loads to desert heat, and have stood strong through windstorms, coastal rain, and deep freezes. For severe-weather areas we can upgrade insulation, roofing, and anchoring to match your environment — coastal, rural, or high-elevation.

You have options. Sell it — many families recoup much of their investment by selling to another family in need. Keep it — as a guest house, office, or rental for extra income. Move it — to a vacation property or other land. Our 100–500 series are all built on trailers; if you'll move often, the 100 Series (8.5 ft wide) travels easiest without oversize permitting. For rentals, we arrange pickup when the lease ends.

Absolutely. Partnering with federal, state, and local agencies and nonprofits is central to delivering housing at scale. Multiple units or whole communities create economies of scale that lower costs through shared materials and repeat labor. If you're with an agency or nonprofit, reach out. For individuals, gathering letters of interest (LOIs) from your community is a powerful way to get a government's attention.