Prices:
With lower corporate overheads and management structure than our commercial competitors we’re able to offer incredible value for money, offering the same and often lower prices than our competitors with a much higher specification.
Considering commercial mobile homes tend to have proportionately lower material value, we genuinely feel Eco Mobile Homes Ltd offers the best value for money, if you’re looking for a permanent residential home.
We’re specialist manufacturers of the larger twin-unit mobile homes and subsequently our minimum order requirement is £80,000. This represents a 40x22ft 2-3-bedroom lodge, fully finished.
All the prices quoted include full delivery and construction of the home, fitted kitchens and bathrooms, but do not include furniture or groundwork.
Each home is individually designed from a wide selection of finishes and therefor uniquely priced.
Our average price range is between £80-150,000.
Full size 65x22ft (20×6.8m) mobiles homes start from £120,000 with a top specification 4-5 bedroom luxury lodge with lots of features averaging £150,000 totally finished to the highest standard in the industry.
Prices exclude ground works and services but include all other costs, delivery etc.
Prices are zero VAT rated.
Prices include:
• Engineering / Legal Report
• Full Delivery and Erection of the Structure
• Fitted bespoke Windows and Doors
• Roof Tiles
• Exterior Cladding
• Fully Insulated to Building Regulations
• Plasterboard, Skim and Decoration
• All Plumbing and Electrics
• Internal Carpentry, flooring, skirting and doors
• Bathrooms
• Fully Fitted Kitchen
Options
• Decking
Excluding
• Furniture, white-goods, curtains, T.V’s and entertainment.
• Groundwork, services, site clearance.
TWIN UNIT MOBILE HOME AND CABIN PRICES
NEW FULLY FINISHED UK PRICES COST GUIDE
Understanding Timber Frame Building Prices in the UK
Timber frame construction is increasingly popular in the UK due to its efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. However, the cost of building a timber frame house can vary widely based on factors such as design complexity, location, and materials.
Cost Breakdown
1.Materials:
•The timber frame itself can cost between £300 to £500 per square meter.
•Insulation and external cladding add another £100 to £250 per square meter.
2.Labour:
•Labour costs for timber frame construction typically range from £700 to £1,300 per square meter. This includes everything from the initial assembly of the frame to finishing touches like plastering and painting.
3.Groundworks:
•Before the frame is erected, groundwork is required, which can cost anywhere from £50,000 to £100,000 depending on the site’s condition and the complexity of the project.
4.Overall Costs:
•For a standard timber frame house in the UK, the total cost typically ranges from £1,500 to £2,500 per square meter. For a 200m² house, this would equate to a total cost of between £300,000 and £500,000.
Factors Affecting Prices
•Location: Costs in London and the South East are generally higher due to increased labour and material costs.
•Design: Bespoke designs or complex architectural features can significantly increase costs.
•Specification: High-end finishes, sustainable materials, or energy-efficient systems can also add to the overall price.