Everything worth knowing.
Answers to the most common questions about factory-built homes.
Frequently asked questions
- 01How long does a Frest home take?
It depends on the project. Design and permitting after the design contract take from 12 weeks to six months; construction from 24 weeks to a year. The factory kit and assembly take 16–20 weeks of that, because the panels are produced while the foundations are built. Every project is a little different, and the exact schedule is agreed together with the offer.
- 02What is in the Base and Complete packages?
The Base package is the factory kit with assembly: insulated wall panels, roof, windows, exterior doors and a finished facade. The Complete package adds interior finishing, electrical, plumbing and heating. Neither package includes foundation works, land or the building permit.
- 03Can the layout be changed?
Yes. Standard models let you choose finishes, facade colour and roof type, and make layout changes — moving walls or adding modules. For a fully unique home we offer custom design.
- 04How energy-efficient are the houses?
The Als series has energy class A: 290–300 mm of wall insulation, 250–300 mm in the roof, 250 mm under the slab and triple glazing. Als 70 has calculated heating costs of €280–430 per year.
- 05How do I see prices and configure a house?
Register for the catalogue — it holds the full specification with a price for every option, a configurator with a running total, and a way to send your choice to the Frest team.
- 06Does Frest build outside Latvia?
Yes. Homes have been built in Denmark (Kettingskov, Stiklingen) and Latvia; the Als series was created for the Danish market and adapted to the Baltic climate.
Five steps from conversation to keys.
Five steps from the first conversation to the keys.
We discuss the plot, your family’s needs and the budget, and recommend a model and specification.
Registered clients configure the house with prices in the catalogue and receive a detailed offer.
Site plan, topography, geotechnical survey and building permit.
Wall and roof panels are produced indoors with millimetre precision.
Assembly on site in days, then interior works, services and handover with an acceptance report.
A wall panel on its way from the truck to the slab — the factory kit on site.
Factory-built wall panels craned into place — one house in a few days.
Catalogue with prices
Register for access to the full catalogue: every specification option with its price, a configurator with a running total and an offer within 30 days.
