![]() ![]() Rees explains that while this is less than conventional construction costs, the savings only begin with construction. Their 640-square-foot space cost them less than $50 per square foot. ![]() Doing most of the work themselves, their finished home cost them $30,000 (solar included). The Rees family incorporated proper drainage and a concrete slab to help disperse the soil weight to the correct load points of the containers.Īfter a few years of camping on their 10 acre plot in Northern California, they bought two shipping containers, hired an excavator and got to work. In the video above takes a tour of a home built out of two shippig containers that were fully buried. If done improperly the results can be less than desireable including catastrophical failure. If you have ever thought of burying a shipping container there are certain precautions you must take. ![]()
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