Smart Built Home

Home Building is Broken.

There is a shortage of 5 million homes in the US and 90% of home construction projects exceed budget and time limits. Despite being outdated and inefficient, the vast majority of homes are still assembled on-site using traditional tools and techniques. This complex process involves multiple parties, including architects, engineers, and up to 25 subcontractors on average.

Technology has transformed industries.

Home Building is Next.

Almost everything we buy is made efficiently in a factory and is abundantly available. Automation enables quality at high volume and low cost. Many industries have reduced costs and increased quality through manufacturing and software but construction hasn’t, until now.

Simple Element is bringing the benefits of mass production to homes. Building homes on automotive like production lines as a fully engineered and integrated product.

The solution is simple.

What is seemingly complex can be made relatively simple. Any system of combining elements together can be made efficient. If we really think about what a home is we can start to understand the pieces.

The pieces put together, efficiently.

If you think of the pieces in simple terms: walls, doors, windows, etc. it becomes more simple. With planning and a system all the pieces of the home can be put together, simply and efficiently.

Building homes with algorithms and production lines.

Land Included

In order to be truly be free need to own the piece of land for your home. Whether it be a Tiny Home or a Efficient Modular Designed Home (Better Than Stick-Built). 

Depending on the terms of your financing and home purchase. You will have the option to own the piece of land for your home. No HOA, No Deed Restrictions, Utilities are Co-Op with no profit for operating. Most land is septic sewer with filtered well water. Electric is service lateral (underground) residential electrical service (The Local Electric Provider). The electrical connection is pre-wired underground. You have the option of connecting to alternate energy sources. You can connect your own solar panels, wind generators or back-up only diesel generators. We also provide alternate energy sources that are optional to local electric service. 

Rural Mixed Use Agriculture Zoning and Unrestricted Zoning makes owning several homes on a divided tract of land possible.

All utilities, water and sewer are DHEC Officially Approved and comply with all local code requirements for water well and septic sewer installation. All permanent housing and buildings are built with permits and comply with all local codes. Even the complying with certain County Codes is optional.

All permanent housing and buildings are built on pier and beam concrete piers that are engineered and far exceed pier code building requirements. Even with a completely custom built home foundations must be pier and beam (this is not optional). Most custom homes built on a concrete slab can be built on pier and beam, up to three stories tall. The houses near the beach are built this way. It also allow significantly more ground drainage and in a high water event the structure is secure. Although optional hurricane windows offer superior damage resistance and act as a safety barrier as well. The thermal resistant properties are also superior. They reduce heating and cooling costs. EnerLux Windows offers outstanding custom window options that are energy efficient. Requiring 2x6 frame walls allows for significantly more insulation, also resulting in reducing heating and cooling costs. The walls are also significantly stronger than traditional 2x4 frame wall construction. 

Exclusive Stock Offering

Available to South Carolina Residents Only.

Our investors, suppliers and customers share our vision for the future of home building and bring a wealth of experience in building world-changing companies to SimpleElement.

You are investing in a revolution, a shift in the way we perceive living spaces, an opportunity that is not only profitable but also stands on the pillars of sustainability and innovation. We invite you to invest in our Tiny Home Manufacturing venture, a forward-thinking enterprise committed to redefining lifestyle norms. As urbanization skyrockets, the demand for efficient, eco-friendly and space-saving residences is at an all-time high. Tiny homes are not just a trend, they're the future. They symbolize the perfect amalgamation of minimalist living and maximum comfort. This is your chance to be part of a venture that resonates with the next generation's values of simplicity, sustainability and financial independence. With your investment, we're not only creating structures, we're creating a movement, shaping the future of housing and yielding high returns on your investment. There's never been a better time to put your money where the home is.

We are offering you an exclusive opportunity to buy stock in Simple Element.

Join us on this remarkable journey. Stand with us, invest with us and let's build a better future, one home at a time.

Investment Details

The securities offerings on this site are available only to residents of South Carolina. Offers and sales of these securities are made under an exemption from registration and have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933.

For a period of six months from the date of the sale by the issuer of these securities any resale of these securities shall be made only to persons resident within the state of South Carolina. After six months an exemption commonly relied upon for the resale of the securities is Section 4(a)(1) of the Securities Act of 1933.

The offer or sale of a security by an issuer, conducted solely in this state to residents of this state, shall be exempt from the requirements of Sections 35-1-301 through 35-1-306 and 35-1-504 under the South Carolina Code of Regulations, Section 13-206, Intrastate Offering Exemption.

The transaction shall meet the requirements of the federal exemption for intrastate offerings, Section 3(a)(11) of the Securities Act of 1933 (15 U.S.C. Section 77c(a)(11)), and SEC Rule 147A (17 C.F.R. 230.147).

The issuer shall not accept more than five thousand ($5,000) dollars from any single purchaser, except accredited investors.