Step by step
One of the biggest advantages of building Modular is speed — and from slab delivery, your home is built within 16 weeks. Both modules are constructed simultaneously in our purpose-built facility, with tiling, cabinetry, flooring and window treatments all completed before your home even arrives on site.
Once transported and installed, any remaining onsite works — such as site-built structures or landscaping — are typically completed within 2–6 weeks, depending on the scope of your build.
Building offsite also means your neighbours experience minimal disruption, and because site works can run concurrently with factory construction, there’s no unnecessary waiting around.
Download the Summit Modular Process Guide to explore the journey from initial consultation through to handover and gain a clear understanding of the timeline involved.
• Council approval
• Finance approval (if applicable)
• Ordering of materials
Your home is built at our Canning Vale facility in a controlled environment:
Transporting Modular home to your property and craning Modular home into position.
Service connections may include power, water, sewer, stormwater and gas connections, depending on your site requirements
You may also choose to enhance your Modular home with additional features such as fencing, patios, alfresco areas, carports and landscaping. Summit Modular can manage these works from start to finish, providing a seamless end-to-end solution. These items are optional and will incur additional costs.
A final inspection ensures all works are complete, compliant, and ready for handover.
When constructing and delivering Modular homes, we prioritise minimising waste and environmental impact through several key practices.
To begin with, we actively recycle materials to reduce our ecological footprint. Currently, we recycle approximately 1.6 tonnes of steel every 3 weeks, along with cardboard and plasterboard. Any surplus materials are carefully stored and reused for future projects, ensuring minimal wastage throughout our construction process.
Our commitment to sustainability extends to the selection of building materials. Summit Modular homes can feature components such as Weathertex cladding and solar panels (at an additional cost), which enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Additionally, our structures are crafted using Backbone Steel Framing, owned by Summit Homes Group, a sustainable choice that supports durability and eco-friendly construction practices. Steel framed homes can be deconstructed, moved and reused without any loss of strength and durability.
Read about what is included in every quality Modular Home by Summit.
Download the Modular Homes Spec SheetSpeak to someone about your plans. Whether you’re considering building, renovating or developing our experts can guide or answer any questions you might have.
Head Office & Style Studio
242 Leach Hwy, Myaree WA 6154
Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 9am – 2pm
Sunday: Closed
Whether you’re considering building, renovating or developing our experts can guide answer any questions you might have.
Head Office & Style Studio
242 Leach Hwy, Myaree WA 6154
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday: 9am – 2pm
Sunday: Closed
Call Us:
08 9317 0141
