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Celebrating Success: Prefabulous Wins at the 2023 HIA-CSR ACT & Southern NSW Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards

Modular builder Prefabulous Pty Ltd based in Wagga Wagga NSW, is well positioned to meet the insatiable demand in regional NSW for social and affordable housing.

Production output in 2024 will increase significantly, construction costs will be lower and one home will be completed in just 28 days as the new factory doors open in 2024.

We are ecstatic to have been featured in the Grand Designs Australia Building Guide for their Bushland Retreat edition.

We were honoured to recently have featured in Sydney Morning Herald’s Traveller article where we had a accomodation review on our POD’s at The Cupitt's Estate in Ulladulla, NSW.

If you’re lucky enough to be on the south coast this summer, keep your eyes peeled for the latest edition of White Wash Magazine that just so happens to include a feature on yours truly.

It’s a great publication for the region, and of course we love it even more now!

The latest November updates from Prefabulous.

It’s always been popular but with a certain global pandemic changing the face of travel, holidaying on the South Coast has never been hotter for Aussie tourists. With everyone wanting a piece of the South Coast action, we caught up with Gavin King from Prefabulous to talk about why modular homes could be your ticket to some tourist dollar action of your own.

If you’re in the market for a new home, you’ve probably heard about the Government’s HomeBuilder initiative and wondered if it’s right for you.

If only there was someone that could give you the low-down in a nutshell and show you how to get started? At the risk of being forward. You found me, baby! Let’s do this…

Although it pains us to admit it, not everyone shares our passion for Prefab. Many people are stuck on an outdated stereotype of the prefab home.

Prefab is not a new concept. The Romans were using it to quickly erect forts when conquering Britain. Here in Australia, we’ve been building homes off-site and transporting them in one form or another since gold sparked a rush.