WATER CONNECTION

We provide an insulated Aquor RV city water inlet connection with all of our homes. This inlet can connect to a standard RV drinking water hose.

Cost:

INCLUDED

DRINKING WATER HOSE

Your required length can vary based on where you park. You will need a potable water hose to connect from a water source to your home.

Cost Range:

$25-50

COLD WEATHER DRINKING WATER HOSE

If you're parking in cold temperatures, you will want an insulated and heated RV drinking water hose for the winter months. Lengths vary.

Cost Range:

$70-150

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Cost:

INCLUDED

EXTENSION CORD

Cost Range:

$90-250

SEWER & DRAIN CONNECTION

We provide a 3" waste gate valve outfall for grey water and black water with all of our homes. Pending design, there may one or two of these. This inlet can connect to a standard RV sewer hose.

Cost:

INCLUDED

SEWER HOSE

Your required length can vary based on where you park. Pending what you plan to do with your grey and black water, this hose will connect from your waste gate valve to your intended tank/septic.

Cost Range:

$30-45

PORTABLE SEWER TANK

If you're parking where you don't  have access to an RV waste dump site or septic, this tank is portable and can be connected to a standard RV sewer hose and hauled to a dump site for emptying.

Cost Range:

$80-250

TRAILER TONGUE JACK FOOT

We provide a manual trailer tongue jack foot to lift the home on and off of the haul vehicle. This jack can be used to both level and support your tiny home on gravel or paved/poured surface. Additional jacks needed.

Cost:

INCLUDED

HOUSE JACKS - OPTION 1

The length of your home will dictate how many stacker jacks you need (between 4-8). Suited for a paved/poured surface, not gravel, and those who do not move their home often. Cannot be used to level a home, only support.

Cost Range:

$30-45

HOUSE JACKS - OPTION 2

The length of your home will dictate how many scissor jacks you need (between 2-4). Suited for gravel or paved/poured surfaces. Cannot be used to level a home, only support. Should not be used for permanent or infrequent traveling.

Cost Range:

$70-140

HOUSE JACKS - OPTION 3

These are great for both frequent travelers and those who do not move their home often. For both gravel or paved/poured surfaces, we can weld on (4) manual jack feet that can be used to both level and support your tiny home. 

Cost:

$350-450

HOUSE JACKS - OPTION 4

The length of your home will dictate how many PT wood blocks you need (between 4-8). Suited for both gravel and paved/poured surfaces and for those who do not move their home often. Used for support only, not leveling.

Cost Range:

$150-250

LEVELING TOOL

If you purchase house jacks that cannot self level, only support, you will need a bottle jack. Pending the weight of your home, a 20-ton jack may be suitable. If you travel frequently, you may need a bottle jack for tire changes.

Cost Range:

$30-60

METAL STAIRS

We provide a metal entry stair with handrail with all of our homes to provide you with access to  your home upon delivery. 

Cost:

INCLUDED

WHEEL COVERS

For those who do not move their home often and cannot or do not want to remove their wheels, tire covers will protect against UV and damage. 

Cost Range:

$50-100

HITCH LOCK THEFT PROTECTION

For added theft protection for those who cannot or do not want to remove their trailer hitch, a trailer hitch lock will help provide additional security.

Cost Range:

$20-35

PAVED OR POURED SURFACE

A paved/poured parking pad allows for easier leveling that lasts but can be expensive. Work not done by Backcountry Tiny Homes.

Cost:

$$$$

COMPACTED GRAVEL

A compacted gravel pad is easier to remove in the future but provides enough stability for parking. Work not done by Backcountry Tiny Homes.

Cost Range:

$$$

CONCRETE PILLARS

Concrete pillars can be placed at intervals along the trailer to act like a paved/poured surface. Work not done by Backcountry Tiny Homes.

Cost Range:

$$$