Questions,
answered plainly.

Fieldstone works best with customers who already have a location, a budget range and a rough idea of the home, office or building they want. A clearer brief makes the first conversation far more productive.

Yes. Estimates are free, and Fieldstone calls back within 24 business hours of every request.

Yes. A site visit lets Fieldstone review the location, scope, foundation approach and delivery considerations properly before anything is confirmed.

Having a site identified helps the consultation go further, faster — but if your land is still in progress, you can still start the conversation.

Yes. Tell Fieldstone how many bedrooms, bathrooms and square feet you want, along with colour preferences and budget, and you’ll get practical options.

No. Fieldstone does not sell mobile homes. Today’s modular homes are built to CSA A277 certification standards, which meet or exceed national building code requirements for any home construction.

Screw piles, a concrete crawl space, a wood crawl space or a full basement. The right choice depends on your site conditions, project scope and budget.

Turnkey RTM and modular homes include appliances and HVAC systems as part of the confirmed home package. Inclusions are reviewed during design choice and sign-off.

Sub600 refers to small homes under 600 square feet — efficient footprints for downsizing, rural sites or additional housing.

Yes. Customization conversations can cover size, layout, colours and budget, and bedroom and bathroom options where applicable.

Bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, colours, building use, layout needs and budget. Fieldstone provides practical options based on those requirements.

Timing depends on scope, design decisions, sign-off and production details. Complete buildings can be delivered in as little as 12 weeks after sign-off.

Complete buildings can be delivered anywhere in Saskatchewan in as little as 12 weeks after sign-off. That isn’t a guarantee for every project — timing depends on design decisions, sign-off, scope, site conditions and placement planning.

Square footage, design, upgrades, material choices, foundation, delivery distance and placement requirements. Fieldstone reviews each of these openly during the consultation — no hidden fees.

Not at this time. Fieldstone prefers transparent pricing conversations based on your actual site, design and scope rather than starting prices that rarely match the final project.

Yes — a manufacturer’s warranty is available. What it covers for your specific home or building is reviewed with you during the consultation and before sign-off.

Yes — anywhere in the province, including rural lots, remote communities and First Nations communities. Road access, foundation and placement requirements are reviewed during the consultation.

Yes. Fieldstone Homes is based in Saskatoon and serves customers across Saskatchewan.

Yes. Fieldstone is Indigenous-owned and works with First Nations communities on RTM, modular home and modular building options for community needs.

Yes. Fieldstone works with families and property owners rebuilding after fire or forest fire to compare practical RTM and modular home options.

Contractors, worksite operators, resource operations, businesses, communities and organizations that need practical office space on a faster building path.

Yes. Layout and design requirements are discussed during the first planning consultation to match your use, site and budget.

Yes — anywhere in Saskatchewan, including remote worksites and rural communities.

With a consultation about your location, intended use, size, timeline and budget. Commercial projects are scoped individually rather than chosen from a model list.