Frequently Asked Questions

Meka Modular homes start at approximately $285 per square foot, which includes design, engineering, permits, factory fabrication, delivery, and installation. Our models range from $117,420 for the compact Maverick 400 to $502,125 for the flagship Santa Cruz 2500. All-in pricing (including site work) typically runs 50–60% higher than the base price. Contact us for a detailed estimate tailored to your property.

Yes! We offer a range of customization options including countertop materials, flooring types, cabinet styles, exterior colors, and fixture packages. Some models also support layout modifications. Our team will walk you through available options during your design consultation.

Most Meka Modular homes are completed in 5–8 months from permit approval — significantly faster than the 12–18 months typical of traditional stick-built construction. Factory fabrication and site preparation happen simultaneously, which is a major time-saver.

We are the exclusive California dealer for Pinnacle Construction. We also serve Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Utah. California is our primary market, where ADU laws make modular homes especially attractive.

Yes. All Meka Modular homes are HUD code certified and Title 24 energy compliant. This means they meet or exceed federal and California state building standards for safety, energy efficiency, and structural integrity.

Absolutely. We provide full permit management as part of our turnkey service, including engineering drawings, permit applications, and coordination with local building departments. You don't need to navigate the bureaucracy — we handle it.

Yes, several of our models are purpose-designed for ADU use. The Maverick 400, Napa 600, VOR 800, Navajo 933, and Navajo 1200 are all popular ADU choices. California's ADU-friendly laws make this one of the best investments you can make in your property, often adding significant rental income potential.

Turnkey means we handle everything from start to finish: design consultation, engineering, permit applications, factory fabrication, site preparation, delivery, installation, utility connections, and final inspections. You hand us a piece of land and we hand you keys to a finished home.

Yes. We have a streamlined process specifically for homeowners rebuilding after a wildfire or other disaster. Our team is experienced with insurance claims, expedited permitting for fire victims, and getting families back home faster. Learn more on our Fire Rebuilds page.

We work with lending partners to offer construction-to-permanent loans, FHA financing, and — for fire rebuild clients — insurance proceeds coordination. Our team can connect you with financing specialists familiar with modular home lending.