An expandable home should give you more usable space without forcing you to choose between comfort and flexibility. Neo Smart Living’s Trio models make that idea concrete: Glamis grows from about 140 to 365 sq. ft., while Mojave grows from about 140 to 400 sq. ft. The right choice depends on your site and plans, but here is why Neo belongs on your shortlist.

1. The space expands around real life. Glamis pairs its expanded floor plan with a kitchen, bathroom and live-work space. It is a practical fit when you want a backyard retreat, guest space or compact home that feels bigger when in use. Explore the Glamis model to see its layout and specifications.

2. There is a choice between two expandable layouts. Mojave offers up to about 400 sq. ft. when expanded, with two bedrooms, one bathroom and room for 2–4 people, according to Neo’s specifications. Glamis offers one bedroom and one bathroom. Compare the exact features and starting prices on Neo’s model comparison page before deciding which layout fits your needs.

3. Portability is part of the design. Neo describes Mojave as a portable expandable home that can be placed on a trailer; Glamis is also presented as a towable option. That flexibility can matter for a vacation property or a changing plan, provided your vehicle, route, site and local rules allow the move. See the Mojave model for the product details.

4. You can evaluate the real purchase before committing. Neo publishes model specifications and starting prices, and offers an in-person tour at its Chino showroom. Ask for a written quote covering your configuration, transportation, site preparation and installation. Neo says delivery and crane services are outside the listed unit price; the appropriate foundation and permits depend on the location. If you are considering a California backyard ADU, consult the California HCD ADU guidance and your local planning department before treating any unit as approved for your property.

The strongest reason to choose Neo is the combination of expandable floor plans, clear model options and a chance to inspect the product before purchase. Start with the Glamis and Mojave pages, then book a tour to discuss your site and a complete quote. Sizes and prices are approximate and may change with your selected configuration.


