Chevallum, QLDAble Modular Homes
- Good for: Steel-framed Class 1a homes delivered as one complete unit
- Good for: Bigger family homes, not only granny flats
Able Modular Homes builds transportable one, two and three bedroom homes, plus duplex designs, in its factory at Chevallum on the Sunshine Coast. Each home is made as a complete unit with a BlueScope steel frame and built as a Class 1a dwelling, then trucked to site and installed. It suits rural and remote landowners who struggle to find trades, downsizers, and families adding a secondary dwelling or granny flat. The company is a division of Campbell Construction Co, a family-owned Sunshine Coast builder that says it has more than 20 years in the industry. Able itself is a new company, registered in July 2026, and it holds its own open builder licence with the QBCC. It delivers across Queensland, from the far north to the Darling Downs, and also to NSW, the NT and WA. Stand-out points are one contract covering build, delivery and assembly, customisable layouts and finishes, help with council approvals, and build times quoted from about 12 weeks depending on the design.
- Division of Campbell Construction Co, which states over 20 years of experience
- Own company registered July 2026 (ABN 86 700 279 161)
- QBCC Builder - Open licence 15634035, confirmed on the QBCC register Oct 2026
- BlueScope steel frame, built as Class 1a dwellings
- Delivers Queensland-wide, plus NSW, NT and WA
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Track record
| Install | Installs its own homes |
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| Business | ABLE MODULAR HOMES PTY LTD, ABN 86 700 279 161 |
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| Trading | ABN registered 14 Jul 2026; the maker says Able Modular Homes is a division of Campbell Construction Co. a family-owned company with over 20 years of experience. |
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| QBCC licence | 15634035 Builder - Open (company licence, financial category SC2) (checked on the QBCC register) |
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What customers rate them
| Facebook | 5 from 1 reviews | Read them (15 Oct 2026) |
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Photos: Able Modular Homes, used with permission.
Researched 15 Oct 2026 from Able Modular Homes' own site and the public registers.
Who they are
Able Modular Homes is a new Sunshine Coast company, registered in July 2026, that builds transportable homes in a factory at Chevallum. It is a division of Campbell Construction Co, a family-owned Sunshine Coast builder that says it has over 20 years of experience and has held an ABN since 2011. Able holds its own QBCC Builder - Open licence, 15634035, listed on the QBCC register.
What they make
The range runs from one-bedroom homes of about 54 m2 (Cedarton) to the three-bedroom, two-bathroom Castaway at about 143 m2, plus duplex designs and commercial modular buildings. Frames are BlueScope steel. The site describes the homes as Class 1a dwellings with customisable layouts and finishes, and quotes build times from about 12 weeks depending on the design.
What the price covers
Prices are not published: buyers request a price list or a quote. The company says building, delivery and assembly sit under one contract. What the contract leaves to the buyer, such as footings, site works, service connections and crane hire, is not set out on the site, so ask for it in writing.
Installing one in Queensland
Able builds, delivers and installs its own homes. Its FAQ says the modules are trucked to site, craned onto prepared foundations and joined by its own crew, and that it assists with council and building approvals. As the QBCC-licensed builder on the job, it signs as the builder for the Queensland work.
Who it suits
Rural and regional landowners where trades are hard to find, families adding a second home or granny flat, and buyers who want a full-size Class 1a home from a licensed Queensland builder.
Worth checking
The company is months old, so it has no completed-job record of its own yet; ask for addresses of homes built by the Campbell group. No prices and no warranty terms are published: get the full inclusions, exclusions and warranty in the contract, and the QBCC Home Warranty Scheme certificate for the job.
