We opted to relocate our operations from Savannah, Georgia to Ridgely, Maryland.
After lifting the Tiny House Container onto a 20ft chassis trailer, we connected the trailer to a rented truck and embarked on a two-day journey along the coast to Maryland. Choosing the scenic route, we traveled via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel, heading north on Route 13.
Upon reaching Woodside Farm, we detached the trailer in an open field, slated to become our new base.
Why did we select such an open field? Our objective was to construct Tiny House Containers in an environment mirroring their eventual usage. This approach would provide optimal conditions for closely aligning with customer needs, ensuring the practicality of our Tiny House Containers.
Six years later, our base has expanded significantly with multiple containers. Typically, we showcase two Tiny House Containers and have two more under construction. Additionally, we have a workshop and a couple of supply containers, creating the ambiance of a small village.
Join us for our 6th Spring Open House on June 8, 2024, from 11am to 1pm, or partake in our monthly tours and workshops to explore our evolving setup.