Tiny Log Cabin Prefab Homes. Available Now!

Live Large in a Tiny Log Home

What’s Included in Every Tiny Log Home

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Premium Cabin Structure

  • Solid, kiln-dried spruce or pine logs (sustainably sourced)
  • Precision-milled tongue-and-groove system
  • Weather-resistant, interlocking corners
  • Fully built and finished offsite—delivered ready to use
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Doors & Windows

  • Energy-efficient double-glazed windows
  • Secure, insulated wooden doors with hardware
  • Optional skylights and panoramic window upgrades
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Utilities & Connections

  • Pre-installed interior electrical wiring and lighting fixtures
  • Plumbing lines pre-installed for kitchen and bathroom
  • Requires external electricity and water connections to function
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What Tru-Living Offers?

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The Smart Way to Build Your Log Home

  • Faster Timeline Move into your dream home months sooner than traditional construction methods.
  • Weather Independent Manufacturing happens indoors, so weather won’t delay your project.
  • Reduced Site Disruption Minimal on-site construction time means less disruption to your property and neighbors.

Your Journey to a Perfect Log Home

  • Design & Quote (Week 2) Choose your floor plan or work with our designers to create a custom layout. Receive your detailed quote and timeline.
  • Manufacturing (Weeks 4-6) Your home is precision-cut and prepared in our facility while you prepare your foundation and permits.
  • Delivery & Assembly (Weeks 6-9) Our crew delivers your home kit and guides the assembly process with local contractors.

See It for Yourself

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Browse real-life photos and 3D renderings of our cabins in the wild—cozy mountain getaways, lakeside retreats, and backyard studios.

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Choose from studio, 1-bedroom, or lofted models ranging from 120 to 400 sq. ft.

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Why Choose Us?

Move-In Ready

Delivered fully assembled and finished. All of our log cabins are made.

Eco-Friendly

Made from renewable wood sources, with a low carbon footprint

Customizable

Ideal for backyards, vacation retreats, Airbnb rentals, or full-time off-grid living

Flexible & Functional

Ideal for backyards, vacation retreats, Airbnb rentals, or full-time off-grid living

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Tiny Log Cabin Home

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Tiny Log Cabins FAQs

A tiny prefabricated home is a small dwelling (typically under 500 square feet) that is manufactured off-site in sections or modules, then transported and assembled at its final location. Unlike traditional construction, prefab homes are built in controlled factory environments, which allows for precise engineering, reduced waste, and faster build times. These homes combine the benefits of the tiny house movement (minimalism, efficiency, lower costs) with the quality control and consistency of prefabricated construction methods.

The cost of a tiny prefab home typically ranges from $30,000 to $150,000, depending on size, materials, customization options, and finishes. Basic models with minimal customization start at the lower end of this range, while high-end models with premium materials, smart home technology, and custom features will cost more. Keep in mind that this price usually doesn’t include land, foundation work, utility connections, permits, or shipping costs, which can add significantly to the total investment.

One of the major advantages of tiny prefab homes is the expedited timeline compared to traditional construction. The manufacturing process typically takes 1-3 months, depending on complexity and customization. Once manufactured, the on-site assembly can take as little as a few days to a few weeks. The entire process from order to move-in typically ranges from 2-4 months, which is significantly faster than conventional building methods that can take a year or more.

Zoning regulations and permit requirements vary significantly by location and can be one of the most challenging aspects of placing a tiny prefab home. Many municipalities have minimum square footage requirements, specific building codes, and zoning restrictions that may affect where you can place your tiny home. Some areas require tiny homes to be on permanent foundations, while others may classify them as accessory dwelling units (ADUs). It’s essential to research local regulations and obtain proper permits before purchasing. Some manufacturers offer assistance with navigating the permitting process as part of their services.

Tiny prefab homes are generally very energy efficient due to their small size, modern construction techniques, and the ability to incorporate the latest in green building technologies. Many manufacturers offer high-performance insulation, energy-efficient windows, solar options, composting toilets, rainwater collection systems, and other sustainable features. The controlled factory environment allows for tighter construction with fewer gaps and thermal bridges. Additionally, the smaller square footage means less space to heat and cool, resulting in lower utility costs compared to traditional homes.