Home Kits

by SmallCo Land LLC

Strong, Beautiful, Lovable Homes. Built in a matter of days by teams of talented amateurs.

Hurricane-proof. Affordable. Built to last.

SmallCo Land LLC is one of a portfolio of Opportunity Zone Businesses privately funded by
SmallCo Holdings LLC, an Opportunity Zone Fund based in Florida & Puerto Rico.

2nd Floor Addition home kit: frame/block mix

2nd Floor Addition home kit: Caribbean CBS/Concrete Roof

Deep Innovation, Deeply Rooted

SmallCo Land’s home kits will be easy to build and easy to afford.

Our home kits are part of a long tradition of team builds, where a talented group of amateurs can assemble a home in a few days. The homes are affordable to run, since they use time-tested elements to drastically reduce the cost of heating & cooling, and also make it easy to add onto the home in the future.

Features Overview

Less skilled workers can stay on lower platforms, leaving the best builders to the ridge of the building.

Self Scaffolding

Like an old barn raising, our home kits allow teams to stand on the roofs they’ve built in order to build the next stage of the home.

These designs also come ready for expansion, with pre-designed additions. The scaffolded roof surfaces allow the homes to be easy to maintain as well.

Little D. stays cool on this terrazzo floor in Esperanza, Vieques, PR. The marble chips in the floor stay cool even on the hottest days.

Thermal Mass

SmallCo Land home kits use masses of water, sand & concrete to keep the inside temperature of the house stable. This massively reduces the cost of heating and cooling the homes.

This tower in Camana Bay, Georgetown, Grand Cayman celebrates the louvers that capture and shape the light and breezes that enter houses on the island.

Light & Air

SmallCo Land home kits orient themselves to the sun, breezes & airflow, allowing warm humid air to escape and cascading light through open air columns in stairwells and transoms.

Next Step:

Home Kits in Esperanza, Vieques

Our next building iterations will be at our headquarters in Esperanza on the island of Vieques.

We will build home kit additions over existing structure— a tried-and-true practice that is common in Esperanza—and we will also build home kits from the ground up.

Given the relatively high cost of construction in Vieques, our kits will provide a cost advantage, so that we can use the profit from these first projects to fund advances in the kit designs.