Design + engineering
Site assessment, structural drawings, permit guidance. Trailer-spec or foundation-spec engineering depending on your build.
Custom Tiny Homes Ground-bound. Year-round.
Who this is for
Built for clients who want the cabin without the climb.
Foundation-mounted or trailer-mounted. On-grid or off-grid. Year-round residential structures, weekend cabins, accessory dwelling units. Same craft and materials philosophy as my treehouses — just on the ground.
Tiny homes can be as compact as a backyard ADU or as expansive as a 800 sq ft live-in cabin. Trailer-mounted for mobility or foundation-set for permanence. Every build is custom to the use, the site, and the people.
What's included
Three phases, one builder.
Build
Frame, finish, mechanicals. Live-in finish package — this is built to be your home, not a glamping cabin.
Handoff
As-built documentation, maintenance manual, year-1 warranty. Same heritage standard as my treehouses.
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Ground-bound. Year-round.
FOUNDATION OR TRAILER LIVE-IN FINISH
Or build it in the trees instead.
Explore Residential Treehouses →How working with me goes
Inquire to handoff. Five steps.
The Process
01 Day 1
Inquire
Quick form, 24-hr response, no obligation.
02 Week 1
Site visit
Paid, credited to your build. Site walk + assessment + written scope.
03 Weeks 2–4
Design
Engineered drawings, scope agreement, materials list.
04 Weeks 4–14
Build
Phase invoicing tied to milestones.
05 Week 14
Handoff
As-built docs, maintenance manual, year-1 warranty.
The estimate I quote is the price you pay. No hidden fees, no surprise change orders.
Dylan WhiteFounder
The plan
Every inch earns its place.
A starting footprint you can shape to your land and your life. Here's the layout I come back to most.
- Footprint
- 8'6" × 24' · 204 sq ft
- Sleeps
- 2–4
- Peak ceiling
- 9'-6"
- Sleeping loft
- 7' × 8'6"
- Foundation
- Trailer or pier
- Build window
- 10–12 wks
- Utilities
- On- or off-grid
- Dry weight
- ~10,200 lb
The Massachusetts build
One room, a loft, and not an inch wasted.
Built into a steep grade in Massachusetts — Alaskan yellow cedar rails and posts, Adirondack live-edge siding, a cedar-shake roof, and an interior finished out by the owner.
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