Qualified Local Team
Your own qualified local assembly team can complete the build without any paid Soleta support.
Five assembly routes are available on the Soleta EasyKit path. This page keeps the explanation high-level; pricing and availability are confirmed for the selected model and project.
Your own qualified local assembly team can complete the build without any paid Soleta support.
High-level guidance for questions, documentation clarification, and selected decision points.
Structured review around important project milestones such as delivery readiness or structural stages.
A broader coordination path for projects that need more continuity across the assembly period.
Soleta assembly of the EasyKit, by separate project quotation. Distinct from Dedicated Assembly Coordinator, which supports your local team rather than performing the assembly.
A migrated model page (for example, Soleta Avelon) shows confirmed pricing for these routes. For other models, request a project quotation.
Assembly Support is optional and does not replace locally licensed builders, engineers, site supervision or legally required professionals. Exact scope, availability, travel, accommodation and commercial terms are confirmed per project.
Support is usually most useful before avoidable mistakes happen, especially around preparation and key decision points.
Review access, unloading expectations, storage planning, and readiness questions with your local team.
Clarify responsibilities, sequence, and the questions your local professionals should verify before work starts.
Use support at important checkpoints when the local team needs help understanding the next step.
For the Soleta build process and engineering background behind assembly, see SoletaHomes ↗
Assembly support does not transfer the local side of the project to Soleta.
Next step
Send your project context, selected or shortlisted model, and current questions. Soleta can then clarify the most relevant support path.