Step 11
Choose a model
Select the Soleta house that fits your site, intended use, budget direction, and build ambition.
The Soleta project path
The safest way to start is not to ask for every price at once. First define the model and documentation stage. Then review local requirements, decide the EasyKit scope, and prepare your local team.
Step 22
Choose a plan package
Start with Planning Information or Complete Project documentation depending on your project stage.
Step 33
Review local requirements
Local professionals must confirm permitting, engineering, foundation, climate, utilities, and approval rules.
Step 44
Decide EasyKit scope
Choose whether EasyKit Core or EasyKit Extended fits your model, site, budget, and local team.
Step 55
Prepare site and team
Confirm access, foundation strategy, lifting/unloading, site storage, and qualified local builders.
Step 66
Add assembly support
Choose remote support, checkpoint review, or dedicated coordination if your team needs guidance.
Step 77
Request quote
When the path is clear, request a model-specific quote and confirm the next commercial step.
1. Start with the model
The model defines almost every later decision: plan package, EasyKit scope, delivery complexity, local adaptation, assembly sequence, and budget direction. Do not start by comparing kit prices before you know which model fits your situation.
Intended use
Permanent living, guest house, rental unit, retreat, or secondary space.
Site fit
Plot size, access, orientation, foundation conditions, and local restrictions.
Build complexity
A compact single-storey model is usually easier to plan and assemble than a larger or multi-level project.
2. Choose the right plan package
The plan package turns the model into something you can discuss with local professionals. It helps you move from interest to a realistic project conversation.
Use this when you are still reviewing feasibility, budget direction, or early local discussions.
Use this when you are preparing a more serious build path, local adaptation, contractor input, or EasyKit inquiry.
Indicative placeholder ranges
Planning Information Package: €1,000–€1,500
Complete Project Package: €2,000–€3,000
Final pricing to be confirmed per model and scope.
3. Check local requirements before you go too far
Soleta documentation and EasyKit can support the process, but they do not replace local legal, engineering, and permitting responsibilities. Every country, region, and municipality may require different documents, calculations, inspections, and signatures.
Building permit path
Confirm what your local authority requires before construction.
Local engineering
Structural review, loads, climate, foundation, and code compliance must be handled locally.
Foundation and soil
Site conditions, drainage, frost depth, slope, and geotechnical information affect the project.
Utilities and MEP
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, ventilation, and water systems are local responsibilities.
Site access
Trucks, lifting equipment, unloading, and material storage must be possible.
4. Decide whether EasyKit fits your project
EasyKit makes sense when you want a prefabricated path from documentation to local assembly. It can reduce uncertainty compared with sourcing everything independently, but it is not a finished turnkey house.
Essential prefabricated structure for local assembly.
Indicative placeholder range: €25,000–€55,000
Final price to be confirmed per model, scope, and destination.
A broader prefabrication scope for clients who want fewer on-site unknowns.
Indicative placeholder range: €55,000–€100,000
Final price to be confirmed per model, scope, and destination.
5. Prepare the local team
A Soleta project still needs capable local execution. Your local team should understand GLULAM construction, site safety, lifting, foundation coordination, local inspections, and finishing responsibilities.
Local builder or assembly team
The people who will physically build and coordinate the site work.
Licensed professionals
Engineers, architects, surveyors, or inspectors required by local law.
Site logistics
Delivery access, unloading method, storage, temporary protection, and safety management.
Finishing and systems
Interior finishes, MEP, exterior works, drainage, terraces, and landscaping.
6. Add assembly support when needed
Assembly support helps your local team avoid avoidable mistakes. The right level depends on project complexity, team experience, site conditions, and how much coordination you want from Soleta.
Remote Support
For questions, photo review, document clarification, and selected stage guidance.
Checkpoint Support
For structured reviews at important assembly milestones.
Dedicated Assembly Coordinator
For projects that need stronger coordination across the full build path.
Indicative support pricing
Remote Support: to be confirmed
Checkpoint Support: to be confirmed
Dedicated Assembly Coordinator: to be confirmed
Final pricing depends on project scope, location, duration, and support level.
Before you request a quote
A better inquiry produces a better answer. Use this checklist before requesting pricing or technical guidance.
- Selected or shortlisted Soleta model
- Project country and approximate location
- Intended use: living, guest house, rental, retreat, or secondary space
- Plot status: owned, under purchase, or not yet selected
- Local authority requirements known or unknown
- Preferred plan package
- Interest in EasyKit Core or EasyKit Extended
- Local team available or not yet selected
- Budget direction
- Desired timeline
If some answers are missing, you can still contact us. The checklist simply helps us guide you faster.
Common mistakes at the start
The model determines scope, documentation, production, and delivery complexity.
It does not. Local engineering and permitting remain necessary.
EasyKit helps with prefabrication, but the site and local work remain essential.
The best model is the one that fits site, budget, local team, and intended use.
A project can become difficult if delivery, unloading, or lifting are not planned.
Assembly support is easier to plan before delivery and construction begin.
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How to start FAQ
Can I start without owning land?
Yes, but the process becomes more accurate after the plot or approximate site conditions are known.
Should I buy plans before asking about EasyKit?
The recommended path is to start with the relevant plan package, because kit scope depends on the selected model and project stage.
Can Soleta replace my local architect or engineer?
No. Local professionals remain necessary for local rules, permits, engineering review, and legally required signatures.
Is this suitable for DIY clients?
Yes, if the client is prepared to work with capable local professionals and follow a structured process.
Can I request guidance before choosing everything?
Yes. You can contact us with partial information, but clearer inputs lead to better guidance.
Can I buy everything online now?
Not yet. Buy, basket, and checkout elements are currently shown as preview until prices, delivery policies, and order terms are verified.
Ready to start the right way?
Begin with the model, choose the plan package, then decide whether EasyKit and assembly support fit your local project conditions.