ModuHem provides innovative and rapidly deployable modular homes, unlocking the potential of underutilised land without permanent commitment. We offer modern, sustainable solutions for diverse housing needs.

Creating sustainable and efficient modular housing solutions for a brighter future, one module at a time.

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About ModuHem: Revolutionising Housing with Speed, Intelligence and Modularity

We believe everyone deserves access to quality housing, and we are making it a reality through innovation and efficiency.

At ModuHem, we are passionate about transforming the housing landscape. We specialise in the swift establishment of modern residences on land that is currently unused, all without permanently allocating the spaces for long term development. Our modular approach allows for rapid deployment and adaptable designs, meeting the evolving needs of communities.

We are committed to sustainability, designing our homes to minimise environmental impact while maximising comfort and functionality. Our team comprises experienced architects, engineers, and construction professionals dedicated to delivering innovative and high quality housing solutions. We are not just building homes; we are building a better future.

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Our Featured Services

ModuHem provides end to end modular construction services, from initial design and planning to final installation and landscaping. Our team of expert architects, engineers, and project managers collaborate closely to ensure seamless execution and exceptional quality. We also offer customisation options, sustainable materials, and efficient project management.

Our Team

Driven by innovation, guided by expertise, delivering excellence.

Erik Johansson

CEO and Co-Founder

Astrid Lindgren

Head of Design

Bjorn Svensson

Project Manager

Ingrid Bergman

Sustainability Lead

Why Choose ModuHem?

  • Rapid Deployment
  • Sustainable Practices
  • Customisable Designs
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