Being able to build your dream home is wonderful. Before you start, however, you should consult with and ask several architects and builders for information. The same applies to prefab housing. In this article, we list the best modular home companies in Andalusia.
First of all, it is worth remembering that prefabricated houses are built in modules in factories, like cars. Most manufacturers sell their homes throughout the peninsula (some even to the Canary Islands and other countries), as they are transported to the final location.
Prefabricated houses in Andalusia: companies and manufacturers
Mi Casa Móvil
If you're looking for a portable modular house, Mi Casa Móvil, in Cártama, Málaga, is for you. With more than 20 years' experience in the sector, they excel in providing constructions with high-quality materials and offer durable, comfortable and resistant homes at a great price.
They custom-build prefabricated houses and have a wide range of new and second-hand homes. Financing and transportation are among the services they provide, which gives them a point in their favour.
Worldmetor
Worldmetor is an industrialised housing company in Andalusia with more than 40 years of experience in the sector. It has an acclaimed MDR system, based on concrete construction for both houses and buildings, which goes beyond conventional construction methods. Its headquarters are in Cordoba.
The firm is renowned for offering an extended 20-year guarantee on its houses, building them in six months and equipping them with maximum energy efficiency, with A+, A and B energy ratings, by Passivhaus standards.
Nebreda Modula
Nebreda Modula is a company with more than 25 years of experience in the wood construction sector. They build a variety of products: prefabricated houses, bungalows, garages, beach bars, etc.
This company excels in adding a striking rustic character to its creations, while at the same time being highly efficient and sustainable. They manufacture custom-made houses and their catalogue offers pre-established models of prefabricated houses starting at €16,000. They also have self-build kits, which have become very popular in recent years.
Hormitech
With offices in Malaga, Valladolid and Madrid, Hormitech is one of Spain's top-rated prefab house companies. They are known for their modern concrete modular homes and their speedy construction (six to eight months).
They have ready-made models, although they also build customised houses. One of the company's most attractive aspects is the good quality/price ratio of its houses.
Nevo
Nevo, based in Almeria, is a company specialising in industrialised construction. Not only do they manufacture houses, but they also build bathrooms, offices, restaurants, modular hospitals and educational centres, among other things.
They offer quality homes and are committed to the environment and customer service, as they help and advise them at all times, from choosing finishes to installing the house.
Eco Block House
With more than 40 years of experience in the sector, Eco Block House is one of the best companies in Andalusia promoting, building and manufacturing industrialised housing. Based in Humilladero, Malaga, they build houses with Passivhaus energy certification, achieving efficiency ratings A+, A and B, ensuring maximum comfort and an excellent level of well-being.
They deliver turnkey projects in less than four months, at a fixed price and with no surprises. The company builds custom prefabricated houses, tiny houses and its own models.
Tobelem
Located in Cártama, Málaga, Tobelem specialises in prefab constructions. It was founded in 1975 and has completed more than 8,000 projects to date.
Its turnaround times are speedy, guaranteeing delivery in around 15 days. They are also highly valued for their versatility when it comes to carrying out projects. Their work includes schools, nurseries, homes, offices, boardrooms, bathrooms, restaurants, workshops, offices, hospitals, clinics, dressing rooms for the show business and events industry, health centres, pilot flats for real estate developments, etc.
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