Built on
Water.
Cedar-clad, solar-powered homes bolted to steel pontoons — moored where no foundation can reach.
Homes Afloat
States, 3 Countries
Hull Warranty
Average Build
The Case for Floating
Three problems.
One answer.
Hover each card to see the Float solution — with real costs and timelines.
Problem 01
Condemned flood-zone foundations
FEMA maps are redrawn. Your foundation is now a liability. The buyout offer is 40% of what you paid.
Float where others sink
Steel pontoon hull rated to 100-year flood events. Your home rises with the water, not against it.
Problem 02
Waterfront lots listed at $780K
The lot is 0.4 acres. No utilities. Six months of permitting before you can break ground.
Skip the land entirely
A marina slip costs less than property tax on most lakefront lots. No land purchase, no foundation, no waiting.
Problem 03
Permit rejection letter, again
Coastal setback rules. Wetland buffers. Height restrictions. Three years of applications, zero approvals.
A vessel, not a structure
Floating homes are registered as vessels in most US jurisdictions. Coast Guard compliance replaces building department approval.
The Build
Four phases.
14–18 weeks.
Every Float is built sequentially in our Montana workshop, then shipped to your mooring on a flatbed.
Hull Fabrication
18–22 daysPontoon hull welded in our Montana shop. Each hull is pressure-tested to 150% rated load before shipping. Galvanized inside and out, foam-filled for unsinkable redundancy.
Utility Stack
8–10 daysOff-grid by default. Shore power hookup optional. Every Float leaves the shop able to run indefinitely without a utility connection.
Shell Framing
12–16 daysSIPs panels give us R-24 walls in 6 inches. Cedar cladding is left to silver naturally or finished with Rubio Monocoat. Every joint is sealed for marine exposure.
Interior Fit-Out
14–20 daysEverything is built-in and bolted down. Furniture that slides is furniture that breaks. Your Float arrives at mooring move-in ready — towels in the bathroom, cutlery in the drawer.
14–18 weeks, shop to mooring
Includes delivery, utility commissioning, and first-float inspection
The Models
Three sizes.
One build standard.
Every hull is the same marine steel. Every roof is the same standing seam. The only variable is square footage.
Studio
The solo escape. One room, one purpose — live exactly where you want.
Open plan: sleeping loft above kitchen + living. Full bath. Covered deck fore and aft.
Hull
20 × 32 ft steel pontoon
Headroom
9 ft main, 7 ft loft
Solar
8kW + 20kWh battery
Water
500 gal tank + RO
Weight
28,000 lbs loaded
Delivery
14 weeks
Cottage
Two bedrooms, one great room, a deck worth sitting on.
2 bed / 1.5 bath. Separate kitchen, dining, and living. Wraparound deck on three sides.
Hull
24 × 44 ft steel pontoon
Headroom
9.5 ft throughout
Solar
12kW + 30kWh battery
Water
750 gal tank + RO
Weight
42,000 lbs loaded
Delivery
16 weeks
Homestead
Permanent address, permanent home. Three bedrooms, full pantry, workshop below.
3 bed / 2 bath + half. Full kitchen, dining, living, and study. Lower deck + workshop bay.
Hull
28 × 56 ft steel pontoon
Headroom
10 ft main, 9 ft upper
Solar
16kW + 45kWh battery
Water
1,200 gal tank + RO
Weight
68,000 lbs loaded
Delivery
18 weeks
Build Configurator
Configure Your Float
Select your model, mooring environment, and finish package. Price updates in real time.
01 — Select Model
02 — Mooring Environment
03 — Finish Package
Your Configuration
Base price. Delivery and commissioning included.
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