'PreFab Housing' Real Estate

Terra Ferma Group (196.40.43.76) -

We have a need to have some prefab steel structures which can be dropped on location

and become operational within 24 hrs to 48 hrs.

We are looking at this manner of construction for projects in Costa Rica and Panama.

Thank You

office@terrafermagroup.com

www.terrafermagroup.com

Comment #1 DAVID (152.163.100.67) -

I AM AN AMERICAN LOOKING TO RELOCATE IN COSTA RICA FOR BUSINESS. I HAVE SEVERAL YEARS OF CONSTRUCTION MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE. THANK YOU

Comment #2 Steve Dir (4.7.175.207) -

We are looking for a company who has prefab metal constructed houses.

Comment #3 Jason (152.163.100.196) -

I need to know who builds pre-fab houses in costa rica. Metal or concrete. I need references and names.

Comment #4 Lily (12.73.132.117) -

i am looking for a company that makes prefab homes in costa rica. i have some land and would like to have one on the site. can you help? thanks

Comment #5 Winston Cyril (206.128.209.8) -

I want to build 12 - 1 bedroom studio apartments on two levels. I'm look to import prefab pannels from Costa Rica. I live in St. Lucia in the Caibbean. Thank you.

Comment #6 fred veltri (206.169.200.53) -

Looking for prefab companies servicing Cahuita costa rica. Let me know. Thanks.

Comment #7 Juan (68.164.130.246) -

Interested in land in Costa Rica along the Coast (within 5 miles), also info. on builders and prefab homes.

Comment #8 Bruce (70.146.69.187) -

Looking for prefab concrete home manufactured and assembled in Costa Rica. Can you help? Thanks.

Sincerely,

Bruce

Comment #9 gina (81.153.248.222) -

we have brought some land in Turrialba and would like to buy a 3 bedroom pre-fabricated house. can you give me any company details please.

Comment #10 Mike (63.176.159.169) -

You expect to find a high quality prefab in Costa Rica? I'm not sure you can find quality in any kind of construction there!

Comment #11 Henry (63.176.159.83) -

What do you mean? The construction in Costa Rica isn't good? As in the companys doing the work?

Comment #12 Tommy (63.176.159.122) -

I think you will find in general the materials and workmanship are substandard. If a house isn't constructed of cement the materials may well be eaten rapidly by bugs and humidity.

There is a reason why most construction is cement with ceramic floors and a tin roof slapped on top.

One of the reasons you can't flush toilet paper in most of the toilets in Costa Rica is because the plumbing is also substandard. If you use decent supplies be careful someone doesn't steal them before, during or after construction!

Comment #13 jaytrosell (196.40.13.7) -

I have land on the nicoya penn. and about to start building prefab homes for sale

Comment #14 David (63.176.159.161) -

So Tommy, your saying that is i build and use the "good" products that i use in the US, they might get stolen.

Comment #15 Tommy (63.176.159.7) -

I am saying that your materials WILL BE STOLEN. And, if you are not onsite supervising 100% of the time... the quality items you purchase maybe replaced with low quality stuff... or fewer of them used....

Comment #16 Cnady (63.176.159.59) -

Tommy thanks for the advice I'm sure it will come in handy for a lot of us.

Comment #17 Cody (63.176.159.99) -

It is a sad fact that prefab materials are being cheated right under everyone's noses. This does not apply to Costa Rica but to all parts of the globe not unless you are there or know some one to monitor every transactions. Some cases, the engineers are the ones cheating the project by ordering low quality and cheap materials instead of the agreed materials which may result to a poor type of house.

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