Why Modular is Better
Half the Time, Lower Cost
Built in half the time, modular construction is the process of building structures off-site and under a controlled environment. The production facility uses the same materials and designing to the same codes and standards as conventionally built structures. Building off-site ensures better quality assurance through tighter production workflow, safer work environment, reduction of waste, and the promotion of sustainable construction.
What are the benefits of Modular Construction?
Because each module is engineered to independently withstand the rigors of transportation and craning onto foundations, Modular Construction is generally stronger than conventional methods.
Projects can be completed 30% to 50% sooner than conventional construction because modular structures can be built with the foundation at the site simultaneously.
We accomplish an unparralled safety record for one simple reason: the indor construction environment is controlled, which reduces risk of accidents and related worker liability.
Waste is all but eliminated at the building factory with our materials recycling inventory system (MRIS). Both a cost savings, and an environment savings conventional construction cannot match.
Once assembled, modular projects are indistinguishable from the site-built variety, but with limitless design opportunities to fit with any external aesthetics.
Advanced visualization is performed to assess energy performance and calculate the most cost effective means of construction within our controlled environment. Each project is built and tested “virtually” before our modular projects even begin.