10 Ways Modular Buildings Will Save You Money: Part 3 Assembly Lines & Modular Construction
There are several reasons why modular buildings are up to 20% less costly than conventional stick-built structures. In this installment, we examine the third reason behind the cost savings associated with modular buildings: assembly lines + modular construction. The assembly line concept found mass acceptance during the Industrial Revolution, an idea built upon hundreds of […]
10 Ways Modular Buildings Will Save You Money: Part 2 Weather Delays
There are several reasons why modular buildings are up to 20% less costly than conventionally built structures. In this installment, we will examine the second reason behind the cost savings associated with modular buildings: Reduced Weather Delays. Weather delays are a constant concern for construction projects, so much so that many construction contracts demand that […]
What Is A Modular Building?
A modular building is a structure built in prefabricated modules or components. These modules are manufactured in a factory and then transported to the construction site for assembly. The assembly process typically involves stacking or connecting these modules to create a complete building. Here are some key characteristics and advantages of modular buildings: Factory Production Modular […]
10 Ways Modular Buildings Will Save You Money: Part 1 Construction Financing
There are several reasons why modular buildings are up to 20% less costly than conventional stick-built structures. In this installment, we will examine the first reason behind the cost savings associated with modular buildings: Construction Financing. Typical modular construction timelines are around 50% faster than conventional site-built construction. A quicker construction timeline creates several financing […]
The Difference Between Portable Buildings And Portable Buildings
George and Ira Gershwin wrote “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off” for the 1937 film Shall We Dance with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. The lyrics are a whimsical play on synonyms, using different term variations to describe the same thing. You like potato, and I like potahtoYou like tomato, and I like tomahtoPotato, potahto, tomato, tomahtoLet’s […]