What makes prefabricated house prices vary? We explain the seven main cost drivers — floor area, insulation, number of storeys, transport and assembly — from an engineer's point of view.
Compared with conventional reinforced concrete construction, a prefabricated house is built both faster and on a more predictable budget . Even so, the question "how much does a prefabricated house cost?" has no single answer; the figure takes shape around the needs of the project. Below are the factors that influence the price most.
The main driver of cost is the enclosed area. As the floor area grows the unit cost generally falls somewhat; in two-storey solutions, however, the load-bearing system and the staircase add cost.
Choosing high-density polyurethane (PUR) or non-combustible rock wool panels affects both comfort and price directly. Good insulation raises the initial outlay somewhat, but it pays for itself over time through the heating and cooling bill.
The number of wet rooms, the kitchen and bathroom fittings and the level of electrical and mechanical installation set the turnkey price. It must be clear from the outset whether shell-only or fully fitted delivery is wanted.
Because a prefabricated building is light, economical foundation solutions are sufficient on most ground; on sloping or weak ground, however, the foundation cost changes.
The distance from the factory (Polatlı/Ankara) to the site affects transport and site crew costs. With flat-pack systems, transport is more economical.
External cladding, roof type and architectural additions such as a terrace or veranda shape both the character and the budget.
Thanks to factory production, prefabricated buildings are delivered within a few weeks on most projects; that speed also lowers site and financing costs.
In short: An accurate cost only emerges from measurements and specifications drawn up for the specific project. Tell us what you need and our team will come back within 48 hours with a transparent quotation.
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