Condition to confirmJULIET1 XL Base
- Exterior
- 7.93m(L) x 3.0m(W) x 2.99m(H)
- Interior
- 23.79 m²
- Build
- Modular build
- Weight
- 2.5 tonnes
- Condition
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Container homes, granny flats, studio cabins and flat-pack kits delivered into Augusta, Gardiner, Hallowell and the Kennebec Valley.

Augusta is about 30 miles east of Turner, an easy run that also picks up Gardiner, Hallowell, Winthrop and the towns along the river. Rural placements in this area are usually straightforward because there is room to manoeuvre; the thing to check is the last few hundred feet of private drive, which is often softer and narrower than the road that leads to it.
A loaded tilt-bed is heavy. Gravel drives that carry a pickup all year will not necessarily carry a truck with a 40ft container on the back during mud season. If your drive softens in spring, either schedule the delivery outside that window or plan a placement point nearer the road. Tell us about culverts, bridges and weight-posted roads on the approach.
Augusta has a concentration of state and municipal work, which usually comes with documentation requirements: itemised invoice, bill of sale, specification records and sometimes certification details for the exact unit. Those are prepared from the order records as part of the purchase. Say at quote stage who the paperwork is for and what it needs to show.
Container homes, granny flats and studio cabins in this area follow the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code as adopted and amended locally. In practice that means stamped drawings from an engineer licensed in Maine, an approved foundation or anchoring detail, and compliance with snow-load and energy requirements for the location. Permit and supporting-document work is available as a paid add-on if you would rather not run it yourself.
A good deal of the demand around the Belgrade Lakes is for guest accommodation and seasonal cabins on camp lots. Those sites bring their own questions: shoreland zoning, septic capacity, whether the approach holds a loaded truck in spring, and whether the building will be heated through the winter or shut down. Answer the heating question first — it changes the insulation specification and the plumbing design.
Send the delivery address, intended use, the unit you are considering and a description of the approach — surface, width, gradient, overheads and anything weight-posted. For occupied units, say which municipality will review the build so the right documents are prepared.
Yes. Those towns are covered on the same Kennebec Valley route as Augusta, and freight is quoted on the actual address.
Often, provided the surface carries a loaded truck and there is room to manoeuvre and unload. Send photographs and the approximate length and width, and note any culverts or weight limits.
The written order and itemised invoice, a bill of sale, sales-tax documentation, the carrier bill of lading and delivery receipt, and the specification and identification records for the unit supplied.
The code office in the municipality where the unit will be placed. The state code sets the baseline and local amendments apply on top of it. Confirm the requirements before ordering.
Send the delivery address, the placement point and a photo of the approach.
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