At AMGCUBE, we deliver a streamlined process with clear, quantifiable milestones at every step, turning your build into a smooth, rewarding experience.
MODCUBE follows all of the same steps as conventional construction—professional architectural design, project approval and permitting, on-site assembly, and final inspection by government authorities—each step must comply with Australia’s building codes and relevant oversight requirements.
MODCUBE is delivered as a prefabricated, modular building product, whereas conventional construction operates as a bespoke building project.
With traditional construction, cost, schedule, and quality are highly dependent on project management, and they require close coordination of many variables—weather, site conditions, labor availability, material supply, and so forth. In the Australian context, all of these variables introduce significant uncertainty.
By contrast, a prefabricated modular housing “product” is designed, finalized, and then produced under controlled factory conditions. Once design is complete, cost, timeline, and quality are effectively locked in. The only remaining factors that could delay final delivery are truly systemic, force-majeure events.
Although MODCUBE is delivered as a prefabricated product, all the building materials used are among the mainstream, high-quality materials found in Australian homes today.
In terms of overall construction quality and living experience, a MODCUBE home is fully on par with—or even superior to—a conventionally built house, especially in areas such as insulation, soundproofing, and wall strength.
We begin with mutual consultation. Once you and MODCUBE agree on the overall concept and feasibility, both parties sign a nonbinding service-intention agreement.
MODCUBE’s design team develops the architectural and engineering plans. After you approve the final design, both parties sign the formal construction contract.
MODCUBE handles all necessary submissions to local authorities and obtains the building permit. Once approval is secured, the project moves to the next phase.
Following the production schedule, MODCUBE manufactures the modules in our factory, transports them to your site, and completes on-site assembly. Once assembly is finished, the home is ready for handover.
MODCUBE organizes the final inspection with relevant authorities and provides warranty and maintenance services as specified in the contract.
You can choose room layouts, adjust module dimensions, select interior and exterior finishes, and specify window and door styles and quantities. These are the features most customers focus on when ordering a MODCUBE home.
We handle the permitting process for you, and only begin factory production and on-site assembly once the permit is approved.
MODCUBE modules are produced at multiple manufacturing facilities—some in China and some in Australia—according to a unified product specification. Once the modules are completed, they are shipped in batches to your site for on-site assembly.
Typically, sea freight from our Chinese facilities to Australia takes about 4–6 weeks. Modules produced by our Australian partners can usually be delivered within 2–4 weeks.
Before MODCUBE modules arrive, the site must be leveled, foundations poured, and utility conduits (water and electrical lines) installed. Additionally, all necessary safety measures and site protection must be in place.
Depending on local conditions and permit timelines, this preparation phase typically takes about 2–4 weeks.
On-site assembly and final finishing usually take around 4–6 weeks. Please note this timeline may be extended by special circumstances—such as adverse weather, site access issues, or delays in local inspections.
Installation of MODCUBE homes requires specialized experience and equipment.
While we strongly recommend using our certified installation team, you may engage your own builder provided they obtain prior approval from MODCUBE’s project management. All external contractors must meet MODCUBE’s quality, safety, and scheduling standards.
Yes. MODCUBE manages the entire construction process from factory fabrication through on-site assembly, including coordination of all final inspections. After handover, we also provide ongoing maintenance support as per our warranty terms.
We offer warranty coverage in full compliance with Australian building regulations.
Typically, this includes structural components in the first 10 years and major building elements (e.g., roofing, cladding) for at least 2 years—identical to statutory requirements for conventional homes. Any additional manufacturer’s defects or component-specific warranties will be clearly stated in your contract.
Generally, any dwelling that has passed final building inspection is eligible for standard home insurance. Once your MODCUBE home has been certified by local authorities, you can purchase building and contents insurance just like any other new home.
While the market is evolving, most major Australian lenders today still have limited programs for prefabricated or modular homes. That said, CommBank (CBA) has begun accepting loan applications for modular residences—provided the manufacturer obtains prior accreditation from the bank. If you wish to finance your MODCUBE home, we recommend:
As more lenders recognize the quality and durability of prefab construction, financing options are steadily improving.