QLD tiny, modular and prefab builder directory
Tiny Home & Modular Home Builders in QLD
Compare 23 tiny, modular, and prefab builders based in QLD, then verify current service areas
All Builders in QLD

Alphaline Tiny Homes
Alphaline Tiny Homes builds turn-key and custom tiny homes at its Brendale factory in Queensland. Confirm current models, inclusions, pricing, delivery, registration and approval requirements directly with the builder.

Arcopod Modular Homes
Arcopod is a Yatala modular builder offering homes, secondary dwellings and custom modular layouts. Confirm the current service area, design range, project scope, approvals, pricing, transport and installation directly.

Aussie Tiny Houses
Aussie Tiny Houses is a Coolum Beach builder offering tiny houses on wheels, shells, turn-key models, trailers and off-grid options. Its website listed 12 models and turn-key homes from A$101,900 when checked in July 2026. Confirm the current model specification, completed weight, delivery area, price, registration, approvals and contract scope directly.

Dream Modular Homes
Dream Modular Homes designs and constructs modular dwellings from compact studios to family homes at Chevallum, Queensland. Confirm current designs, service area, complete project scope, pricing, approvals, transport and installation directly.

Duncon Homes
Duncon Homes is a Sunshine Coast builder offering off-site modular homes, secondary dwellings and granny flats. Its current site says modules are built off site and transported about 95% complete, and its 2026 cost guide lists one-bedroom homes from A$198,500. Confirm the selected design, GST treatment, site conditions, inclusions, approvals, transport, installation, pricing and availability directly.

Eastcoast Homes & Park Cabins
Eastcoast Homes & Park Cabins manufactures transportable cabins, homes and park accommodation at Currumbin Waters, Queensland. Confirm current designs, service area, inclusions, pricing, transport, installation and approval requirements directly.

Gypsy Cabins
Gypsy Cabins builds custom transportable cabins and tiny homes from a workshop address at Stanmore, Queensland; its current homepage describes the business as based in Caboolture. The site presents reclaimed-material builds and bespoke layouts. Confirm the current location, service area, specifications, transport, site requirements, approvals, pricing and availability directly.

Hoek Modular Homes
Hoek Modular Homes is a Lawnton-based Queensland builder offering one- to five-bedroom modular homes and one- to three-bedroom granny flats. Its current site describes customisable designs, factory construction and planning or permit assistance. Confirm service area, design changes, site work, approvals, transport, installation, pricing and availability directly.

LJM Tiny Homes
LJM Tiny Homes is a Coolum Beach builder offering standard and custom tiny homes, lock-up and turn-key packages, off-grid options and Australia-wide delivery. Confirm current designs, pricing, inclusions, completed weight, delivery and approval requirements directly.

Oly Homes
Oly Homes is a Yandina modular builder offering transportable-home designs for Queensland projects. Confirm the current range, complete project scope, pricing, approvals, transport, installation and service area directly.

Saltair Modular
Saltair Modular designs and manufactures modular homes and project buildings from Queensland facilities at Coolum Beach and Crestmead. Confirm current designs, service area, project scope, approvals, pricing, transport and installation directly.

Tiny Noosa
Tiny Noosa is a small Cooroy builder of bespoke, predominantly single-level tiny houses on wheels, including 3 metre-wide designs and in-house timber joinery. Its website states that it delivers nationwide. Confirm transport requirements, inclusions, completed weight, pricing and approval requirements directly.
Building in QLD
Queensland is one of Australia's stronger tiny-home and modular-home markets, with builder activity around Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, the Gold Coast, Gympie, Toowoomba, and regional delivery routes. Heat, humidity, flood exposure, wind region, wastewater, and delivery distance can all change the shortlist.
What to know
Many Queensland residential projects use private certifiers for building approval, but council planning, plumbing, drainage, local laws, overlays, and the intended use still matter. Treat tiny houses on wheels, fixed tiny homes, secondary dwellings, cabins, and short-stay accommodation as separate approval questions until a council or certifier confirms otherwise.
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Related guides
- Brisbane modular home builder guide
- Caboolture and Moreton Bay builder guide
- Queensland tiny home builder guide
- Toowoomba modular home buyer guide
- Sunshine Coast tiny home buyer guide
- Brisbane tiny home builder guide
- Gold Coast tiny home builder guide
- Queensland tiny homes for sale buyer guide
- Council approval guide
- Tiny house costs in Australia
- Questions to ask a builder