Tiny Homes
Discover the Charm of Tiny Home Living
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We offer 3 models -
Monoslope
Lofted Cabin
Cabin
TINY HOME LIVING
Welcome to the world of tiny home living, where simplicity meets sustainability and freedom. Tiny homes offer efficient, functional spaces that maximize every square inch, allowing you to customize and personalize your sanctuary to reflect your values and priorities. Beyond the physical space, tiny home living is a mindset—an opportunity to declutter your life and focus on what truly matters, whether it's spending time with loved ones, pursuing passions, or connecting with nature.
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These units are well suited for extra housing on your property as a rental or guest house. Maybe for the employees.
At Platinum Sheds, we're dedicated to sharing the joys of tiny home living and helping you find the perfect home to fit your lifestyle. Discover the endless possibilities of tiny home living. Welcome home.
WHAT IS OUR PROCESS?
Pick A Style
Learn more about your options before getting started. We have multiple layouts and are certified Tiny Home Builders.
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Design & Quote
Work with us to create a unique-to-you tiny home design. You will receive a detailed quote, as well as a timeline!
Build & Deliver
Once we've nailed down your design, we will start the building process. All that's left is delivery and setup. We will take you from A to Z.
FAQ's
Are tiny homes legal?
While regulations vary depending on location, many areas have zoning ordinances and building codes that permit tiny homes. It's essential to research local regulations and obtain necessary permits before building or residing in a tiny home.
How much does it cost to build or buy a tiny home?
The cost of a tiny home can vary widely depending on factors such as size, materials, location, and level of customization. Generally, DIY builds can range from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, while pre-built tiny homes can start around $20,000 and go up from there.
Where can I park or place my tiny home?
Tiny homes can be parked or placed on various types of properties, including private land, RV parks, tiny home communities, or as accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on existing properties. It's essential to research local regulations and obtain permission from property owners or relevant authorities.
What utilities do tiny homes require?
Tiny homes typically require the same utilities as traditional homes, including water, electricity, and sewage. Depending on the location and setup, they may utilize connections to municipal utilities, off-grid systems (such as solar power and composting toilets), or a combination of both.
Are tiny homes suitable for families?
While tiny homes can accommodate families, the limited space may require creative design solutions and lifestyle adjustments. Many families find that living in a tiny home fosters stronger bonds and encourages spending more time together, but it's essential to consider individual needs and preferences before making the transition.
How do I downsize and declutter for tiny home living?
Downsizing and decluttering are essential steps when transitioning to tiny home living. Start by assessing your possessions, prioritizing essentials, and letting go of items that no longer serve a purpose. Embrace minimalist principles and focus on keeping only what you truly need and cherish.
Can I finance a tiny home?
Financing options for tiny homes vary but may include personal loans, RV loans, construction loans, or specialized financing for tiny home purchases. It's essential to explore different lenders and options to find the best fit for your financial situation.
What are the benefits of tiny home living?
Tiny home living offers benefits such as cost savings, environmental sustainability, simplified living, and increased flexibility. It promotes a minimalist lifestyle focused on experiences and connections rather than material possessions, leading to greater happiness, fulfillment, and personal well-being.
Benefits of a Tiny Home
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Cost-effective alternative to traditional housing, lower upfront investment, reduced maintenance, and decreased utility expenses.
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Smaller footprint. Energy-efficient design contributes to reduced environmental impact.
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Offers greater financial stability, environmental responsibility, and personal well-being.
