Good to know for future homeowners
Construction
DON’T SETTLE FOR STANDARD SOLUTIONS
An Alternative to Modular Homes: A Home Shaped Around Your Needs
We offer a modern alternative to modular and factory-built houses by combining the strength and energy efficiency of a stone home with flexible design options. The result is a home shaped around your family’s needs and lifestyle, not a standard solution.
START WITH THE RIGHT CHOICES
Home Building Guide: Where to Start and What to Consider
Building a home is a series of thoughtful decisions – from finding the right plot to choosing the most suitable construction solution. A well-planned start helps avoid compromises later on and creates a solid foundation for a home that meets your and your family’s expectations.
BUILD YOUR HOME AT YOUR OWN PACE
Black Box, White Box or Turnkey: Which Construction Stage Should You Choose?
Every family’s needs, possibilities, and timeline are different, which is why Hild House offers its homes in three different completion stages: black box, white box, and turnkey. This allows you to choose the solution that best fits your plans and lifestyle.
DREAMING OF A HOME OF YOUR OWN?
How Much Does Building a House Really Cost?
Building your own home is a major step that requires time, thorough preparation, and a significant investment. While for many it represents the fulfilment of a lifelong dream, one question inevitably arises before construction begins – how much does building a house actually cost, and what should be considered when planning your future home?
Stories from our clients
A HOME STORY BY SAARTE HÄÄL
Anne and Keit Luberg: A home begins with a decision
Anne and Keit spent a long time searching for their home, both on the mainland and on Saaremaa – until they arrived at Matsi farm. “The moment we stepped into the yard, we didn’t want to leave,” Anne recalls. The new home at Matsi is based on a standard design, adapted to the client’s wishes and lifestyle.
Building documentation
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY GUIDE
Why Is a Certificate of Occupancy Necessary and What Does It Actually Mean?
Before a new building can be officially used, it must have a certificate of occupancy. This is not merely a formality – it confirms that the building has been constructed according to the approved project, complies with all legal requirements, and is safe for people to use.
