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Doors and Windows

  • Wider doorways, and hallways
  • Pocket doors
  • Lowered or no thresholds
  • Door levers for easy opening
  • Crank windows
  • Lowered window for wheel chair viewing
  • Automatic door openers
  • Lowered/tilted mirrors

Grab bars

  • Increased space beside tub for easier movement
  • Hand held shower
  • Raised or elongated toilets
  • Increased space beside toilet for easier movement

Flooring

  • Vinyl and low pile carpet with less or no underpad

Bathrooms

  • Roll-in showers
  • Built in shower benches
  • Wheel-under sink
  • Levered faucets
  • Insulated hot water pipes to prevent burns
  • Lowered/tilted mirrors
  • Grab bars
  • Increased space beside tub for easier movement
  • Hand held shower
  • Raised or elongated toilets
  • Increased space beside toilet for easier movement

Ramps

  • Internal and External Residential ramps
  • Handrails
  • Slip resistant surface

Kitchens

  • Lowered and two-tier counters
  • Overhead cabinets that are motorized to move up and down for easier access
  • Pull out shelves
  • Lazy susan cupboard
  • Open shelving
  • Wall mounted peg board to hang pots etc.
  • Lowered cooktop and wall oven with side opening door
  • Wheel under sink
  • 5’ x 5’ turning radius

Closet

  • Wider wheel-in closets
  • Lower shelving
  • Lower hanging bar

Garages

  • Increased garage door height to allow for raised roof vehicles
  • Increased size to allow for a wheel chair lift or ramp
  • Flush entry from garage

Structural

  • Additional blocking in ceiling for lifting equipment and in walls for handrails or speciality equipment

Electrical

  • Lowered light switches, raised outlets
  • Rocker switches for closed fist operation

Stairs

  • Stair Lifts and Elevators
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  • FAQ

    Where can I get a price list or How come your website doesn’t show pricing?

    Prices vary geographically, depending on where you are building. With the amount of options available, price lists run into thousands of options. Prices change with the options you choose. The best way to get an idea on pricing would be to contact our Design Centre nearest to where you are building.

    Why should I buy from you over a conventional or "Stick-Builder"?

    The advantages of prefab include building in a climate controlled environment, using environmentally friendly products which reduces waste and a CSA monitored quality controlled program. There is less time start to finish, with less disruption to neighborhood. We also sell at a firm price.

    Do your homes include a foundation?

    Yes our homes include full foundation and basement.

    How long does it take to build a Royal Home?

    It takes less than two weeks to build a home in our factory, but the process from start to finish is very dependent on the timing of obtaining a building permit. For most of our clients the process from start to delivery is twelve to sixteen weeks with move in eight to twelve weeks thereafter.

    What size homes do you build?

    As a custom builder we can build any size home but generally the average size range is between 1300 and 3500 sq feet.

    Do you build garages?

    Yes. Garages are built on site after the home is delivered.

    Are the homes energy efficient?

    Building a prefab home in a factory assures the highest attention to sealing the building envelope and ensures that the cold stays out.

    Since your homes are so energy efficient and air tight, how do you get fresh air?

    All our homes have HRV heat recovery ventilator air exchanger to remove stale air, and introduce fresh air.

    Where can I put a prefab home?

    Anywhere in Ontario you like.

    Can I really customize my prefab home?

    Yes, we use state of the art custom design software, today no two homes are built alike.

    Do you finish the basement?

    Yes. We can customize your basement to the finishes you desire.

    Are Royal Homes built to code?

    All Royal Homes are individually designed to meet all provincial and municipal building codes for your specific lot location.

    Do you build stick-built or conventional homes as well?

    We are a custom home builder first and use prefabricated components wherever we can, because it is a better way to build. If you have a remote site or custom home design with large open spaces we would look at what makes most sense for that design and location. This could include prebuilt panels or partially site built specific rooms.

    What makes the building process environmentally friendly?

    Waste in the factory is separated and recycled, reducing the impact on landfills. This has less disruption in terms of noise and time at job site. Building prefab allows for higher energy efficient homes and reduced heating costs.

    How is your home delivered?

    Our home is delivered by way of custom designed hydraulic flatbed trailers and precisely craned onto the foundation.

    Can you make changes or custom design?

    Yes, clients are given preliminary plans to review and changes are welcome and easily accommodated.