Custom shipping container homes designed, engineered, and built indoors at our Indiana facility — from efficient single-container dwellings to multi-story statement builds.
They're brokers — they sell you a rendering, then subcontract the welding to a shop you'll never meet. RADCON is the shop. Your home is fabricated in our 80,000 sq ft Anderson facility by the same team that engineers tornado shelters certified to ICC 500.
The welds that survive a 250 MPH storm rating are the welds holding your home together.
Single-container and compact dwellings: guest house, rental unit, off-grid cabin. The entry into container living, starting at $150K.
Multi-container homes with full kitchens, baths, and insulation built to residential code for Midwest winters.
Multi-story architectural builds — cantilevers, floor-to-ceiling glass, rooftop decks. Seven-figure builds for one-of-a-kind visions. If you can sketch it, our engineer can stamp it.
Site-built homes fight weather, mud, and scheduling for months. Your RADCON home is welded, insulated, wired, and finished under roof — then delivered and set in days. Indoor fabrication means tighter tolerances, dry materials, and a build schedule the weather can't touch.
Progress photos are available throughout the build.
Budget, land, and lifestyle. We tell you honestly what your budget builds.
Renderings + PE-stamped drawings your county will accept.
Your home comes together under roof at our Anderson facility.
Shipped from Anderson, craned onto your foundation, finished on site.
A real, code-compliant, insulated home runs $150,000 to over $1 million depending on size, container count, glazing, and finish. Read our full cost & permit guide.
Yes — county by county. Indiana follows the IBC, which added container provisions in 2021. Our PE-stamped drawings are the document that turns a skeptical plan reviewer into a cooperative one.
Batt or spray foam insulation, specified to meet residential building code — engineered into the design, not an afterthought.
Your home is built under roof at our Anderson facility — progress photos are available throughout the build, and facility visits can be arranged.
Send your sketch, Pinterest board, or napkin drawing — our engineer will tell you what it takes to build it.
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