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What are your project
objectives?
What are you trying to
achieve by using a modular building?
Are you trying to improve
quality, lower costs, add value, raise productivity, enhance
competitiveness, etc.?
Of course, the answer is yes to all of the above.
Is your space need temporary?
What if the building is on-site fifteen years from now?
The modular industry has
a saying "temporary buildings grow roots".
Plan for a long-term
installation even if you have a short-term need.
The Installation Criteria is your plan to integrate your modular building with your site. The critical decisions you make regarding installation determine if your building will look like a temporary trailer or a professionally planned addition.
How much of your budget
do you want to dedicate to site development?
What are the existing
site conditions and your slope of grade?
Do we need to excavate
or raise the grade to lower your building profile?
How deep and how far
away is the sanitary sewer service?
Is water and electric
service available?
Do you need additional
parking to support the added square footage?
What are the defining
architectural features around the building site?
How can we best use these
features to accent your modular building?
Your project is much more
than generic specifications and a basic floor plan. Anyone can have
a factory construct a modular building, but it takes knowledge, insight,
experience and style to create a successful modular project. Balancing
your building profile with your existing site conditions is the defining
step in achieving an attractive overall project appearance.
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