Customized Modular Building Design Service

1. Faster Schedule

Modular buildings are constructed in a factory-setting away from the site. That gives you the freedom to carry out work like excavation, grading, foundation construction at the site. At the same time, your building comes together at the factory.

The process can cut construction times by as much as 50%. It is also possible to make various elements of the buildings simultaneously. For example, you can construct the roofs, walls and floor of a modular building at the same time side-by-side.

The same is not possible for on-site constructions. You have to first build the floor, then the walls and finally take care of the roofing. The simultaneous building process also saves time.

You can ensure quicker occupancy of your building and get a faster return on investment.

2. Lower Cost

Modular buildings are generally more affordable than on-site constructions. You have a speedy construction process which saves you money. Factory settings also require fewer workers and supervisors for a project resulting in further savings. The labor costs are less in case of modular buildings compared to traditional construction using union labor.

You don't need to carry out home inspections as they are done in the factory during the construction phase. This also helps you reduce the overall cost.

Modular buildings are also more energy-efficient and cut back your monthly expenses by a significant amount.

3. No Weather Delays

A contractor constructs 60% to 90% of the modular building away from the site. The indoor manufacturing settings mean no disruption from rain, snow or other weather disturbances. That means you can rule out risks of weather delays.

Your work efficiency also increases with zero damage to construction materials.

4. Less Waste of Materials

Modular construction allows you to optimize building material usage and purchase. Contractors know exactly how much material to procure utilizing the experience of working on similar projects.

Standardized construction processes also help them cut back on material use. You can also avoid escalated material prices by ordering them in bulk in advance.

The building materials are not left in the open like on-site constructions. You can reduce risks of theft and damages due to environmental factors.

Offsite construction of modular buildings can reduce waste by a whopping 90%! You can also recycle the materials in the factory and control the inventory effectively. Modular buildings can also qualify for LEED credits under the Construction Waste Management clause.

5. Higher Quality

Modular buildings turn out to be higher in quality due to many reasons. First, they follow the applicable national and regional construction codes. The ordinances are the same as on-site codes and ensure a building without compromise.

You have to transport modular buildings to the site and assemble them. For this reason, each module is built to withstand the stress of the process. All the durable independent modules come together to create a stable and high-quality structure in the end.

Contractors also use strict quality control programs to maintain quality and reduce errors. Third-party agencies also carry out inspections and testing from time to time. Modular construction even allows opportunities to closely monitor the quality of work.

The same is not possible for on-site buildings where a single supervisor has to look into quality aspects and also carry out other responsibilities.

6. Flexibility and Reuse

Based on the design, a modular home may be permanent or movable. You can disassemble the movable modular building and relocate the modules for new construction. The process reduces the need for raw materials and effort needed to develop a new building from scratch.

You can even recycle the whole building in some instances.

It is also possible to add new modules to a modular building. You can expand your property and even develop high rises in this way.

7. Reduced Environmental Disturbances

You can achieve tighter site control as the modular building relies on factory production. There are fewer disturbances and impact on the site making it an environmentally-friendly process. That makes modular buildings ideal for sites with limited space for staging area.

Modular construction also means less noise and disruption of the site. You can use the construction method for controversial projects and areas with difficult neighbors.

You can even earn LEED credits for Site Development – Protect and Restore Habitat. The credits are awarded to projects which limit site disruptions and restrict them adjacent to the building.

8. Improved Air Quality

On-site buildings may suffer from indoor air quality issues as moisture is trapped in the framing materials. Modular buildings use the dry environment and materials in an indoor setting and prevent any accumulation of moisture. As a result, you have improved air quality promoting the health of the inhabitants.

9. Safer Construction

Traditional construction exposes workers to sun, wind, rain and other environmental hazards. There are also risks of falls and getting injured on the site. Modular buildings don't come with such risks as they are constructed within a controlled environment of the factory.

10. Ideal for Remote Locations

Modular buildings are suitable for places where on-site construction would incur a huge expense. Imagine places located far from industrial centers where it's not easy to find contractors or the necessary equipment. You can pre-construct your building and get the modules delivered by simple transportation.

Modular buildings also prove to be cost-effective for town experiencing a construction boom.