About Us

Inizio Homes is a design driven company dedicated to creating quality, modern, sustainable prefabricated homes since 2009. We are committed to providing comprehensive turnkey solutions; which include design, fabrication, project management and construction.

The company offers flexible custom housing design configurations to adapt to a variety of terrains. Our manufacturing system comprises of factory-fabricated components, which are assembled on site. We aim to provide you with homes that are cost effective, faster alternatives to traditionally constructed homes.

What Materials are used?

The main structure is a light-gauge galvanized steel frame that is factory fabricated and rapidly assembled at the site; this method of construction is SABS and NHBRC approved. Our homes comply with the SANS XA energy efficiency regulations.

 

HOW ARE HOMES ASSEMBLED AND TRANSPORTED?

The homes are assembled and finished on site from prefabricated elements. The components are flat packed together on a truck; once the truck gets to the site the material is rapidly set in place with minimal lift requirements.

 

HOW CAN I UTILIZE MY INIZIO HOME?

The beauty of this construction method is that it can be utilized on many different terrains and for a variety of purposes. We can create freestanding houses, holiday homes and do additions to existing homes. Other products include office spaces as well as structures for public and commercial use.

 

Recent Work

House Nel


Conceptualized as a weekend getaway for the owners, situated on the banks of a dam. The house provides open plan living areas and a big open "stoep" that wraps around the entire living area...

House Heynecke


House Heynecke is situated in a small coastal town near Hermanus in the Western Cape. Used primarily as a weekend residence the design lends itself to an outdoor lifestyle...

Karoo House


Hidden in the middle of the Karoo on a very remote farm this pavilion floats above its hilltop location and provides seemingly endless views over the stark Karoo landscape...

House Deysel


Situated in the picturesque eastern Free State in the little town of Rosendal, this house was designed as a full time residence for its creative owner. The intimate space extends...

Rosendal House


The house provides open plan living areas providing sheltered areas against the wind and sun while still providing a connection to the outside and views...

Inizio Studio


A compact space with abundant light and a high ceiling. This structure is currently used as the Inizio Offices in Bloemfontein in the Free State...

Bekker Studio


A compact studio apartment designed for a young farmer. The structure has an open plan layout with a bedroom screened from the rest of the house...

 

Benefits

What is the next step?

 

STEP ONE
DESIGN PHASE


  • • Client requirements evaluated
  • • Concept Design and Development presented
  • • Formal Design specification and drawings completed
  • • Engineering and SANS documentation issued
  • • Plan and costing approval by client

STEP TWO
MUNICIPAL APPROVAL


  • • Building control and city planning approvals obtained.

STEP THREE
MANUFACTURING | CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULING


  • • Scheduling for the manufacturing and construction phase.
  • • Manufacturing schedule and build contract signed off by client.

STEP FOUR
MANUFACTURING


  • • Manufacturing of the building components commences.
  • • Materials and finishes are sourced.
  • • Foundation work and installation of services commences on site.

STEP FIVE
CONSTRUCTION PHASE


  • • Construction begins on site.
  • • Depending on the project requirements; Inizio team serves as the main project manager and building contractor, alternatively we handle the quality control and design oversight, but link you with a building contractor in your area.

STEP SIX
HANDOVER
|
OCCUPATION


  • • The necessary building, electrical and glass certificates are obtained.
  • • An occupation certificate is issued.
  • • You can now start enjoying your new home.

 

 

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