New ‘permit-ready’ modular homes arrive in Redmond; community invited to ribbon-cutting
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REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Timbergon Modular says it is launching its newest modular home solutions in Redmond, "designed for flexibility, efficiency, and modern living."
"From ADUs (accessory dwelling units) and multi-family units to resort-style communities, these homes are built off-site for faster construction, less waste, and consistent quality," the company said in Monday's announcement, which continues in full below:
Each unit is permit-ready, meaning the structure itself is approved within the City of Redmond jurisdiction. Property owners will still need local permits for placement, utility connections, and site prep.
Three Ways to Build with Timbergon Modular:
- ADUs: Perfect for rental income, guest housing, or multi-generational living.
- Multi-Family Developments: Apartments, townhomes, duplexes or even Cottage Clusters that generate consistent rental income.
- Resort Communities: Residential developments near leisure destinations, ideal for short-term rentals and elevated living experiences.
Timbergon Modular’s goal with these new builds is to redefine residential development in Central Oregon, delivering high-quality, modern housing faster, more efficiently, and with design flexibility that meets the needs of homeowners and investors alike.
“Modular construction allows us to deliver homes faster and at a significant lower cost compared to traditional construction,” said Vicente Gonzalez, Founder of Timbergon Modular. “Whether for personal living or investment, our homes combine affordability, durability, and ergonomic design.”
To celebrate their latest project, Timbergon Modular invites the community to the ribbon-cutting of their new 9-unit multi-family complex. Attendees will get an exclusive first look at the modular home build, showcasing the innovation and design of Timbergon’s modern modular solutions.
Event Details:
- When: October 24th, 2025 at 12:00 PM
- Where: 470 NW Fir Ave., Redmond, OR
