Housing
Homes, built complete and delivered to the community.
Family homes in widths from 14 ft to 28 ft, small homes from 192 to 432 sq ft, youth transitional homes, and a multi-suite complex, each built as finished sections indoors and set on a foundation or the Herauf portable steel skid.
- Family homes
- Widths from 14 ft to 28 ft, from the Herauf residential catalogue, each layout changed to suit the community.
- Small homes
- From 192 to 432 sq ft, from the published small-home lineup.
- Youth transitional homes
- Herauf delivered three youth transitional homes to St. Theresa Point First Nation in March 2026, roughly 1,300 km north over the winter ice road.
- Multi-suite complex
- A 116' × 85' modular complex with eight suites plus cafeteria, recreation and reception space, suited to senior living or youth transition housing.
- Skid or foundation
- A permanent foundation, or the Herauf portable steel skid that stays under the home, so the build does not wait on a poured foundation and the home can be relocated.
- Standard
- Every unit meets or exceeds CSA A277 and the National Building Code for climate zones 6 through 8.
Delivered.
Buffalo Lake, Alberta
Buffalo Lake Métis Housing
20 new homes built in advance and installed in days, turning an empty plot into a lived-in Métis community.
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, Manitoba
Nisichawayasihk Northern Housing
Northern rapid portable housing on the Herauf skid system, built off-site and delivered north into the community.
St. Theresa Point, Manitoba
St. Theresa Point Housing
Homes built off-season and delivered ~1,300 km north over winter ice roads to a fly-in community reachable by ground only when the ice roads form.
Southern Saskatchewan
Zagime Anishinabek Projects
Seven modular projects, commercial and residential, delivered in partnership with Zagime Anishinabek across southern Saskatchewan First Nations.
The Pas, Manitoba
Northern Ice Road Youth Housing
Youth housing built off-site and hauled north over winter ice roads, delivered ready for a northern Manitoba community.
How it is usually funded.
The community or its organization applies, and the program decides eligibility. Herauf does not administer any program or apply on a community's behalf.
ISC Capital Facilities and Maintenance Program
- How it is applied for
- Through the First Nation's infrastructure investment plan, due at the ISC regional office by October 15.
- What Herauf supplies
- A cost for each building, so it can go into the plan before the deadline.
CMHC Section 95
- How it is applied for
- Through CMHC's Indigenous and Northern Housing Solutions Specialist.
- What Herauf supplies
- The quote and drawings the proposal needs.
CMHC Indigenous funding
- How it is applied for
- Start from CMHC's Indigenous funding page, which gathers its programs for First Nations, Inuit and Métis housing.
- What Herauf supplies
- A budget estimate and schedule for whichever program the community applies to.
Guides.
Work with us.
Send the building type, the community and how it is reached. Herauf replies within one business day.