The Modular Process from Design to Completion

The modular process allows buyers to get exactly what they want in less time than traditional methods.  The result is a building that meets or exceeds the same construction codes as a site-built project.  One of the greatest benefits to modular construction is the time savings.  Unlike traditional construction, the modular process enables the modular builder to prepare the land, as the building is fabricated offsite in a controlled environment.  This process combines high quality materials and superior craftsmanship eliminating time constraints that traditional construction may undergo.

Buyers begin the process by working with a modular building company and/or architect to design the ideal building for their needs.  Using pre-designed floor plans or custom designs, buyers are able to get the features that they want while working within their budget and timeframe.  Once the design is complete, the modular construction process begins.  In a completely controlled environment, modules are built to state building codes.  Because weather has no impact on the construction process, buildings can be completed faster independent of the season or weather.  While the modular process progresses in the factory, modular builders are able to prepare the land by leveling the ground, building the foundation and preparing the plumbing and electrical systems. 

The modules are moved from the factory to the site by flatbed trucks and are then moved onto the foundation using cranes or by rolling the buildings on to the foundation.  Once the modules are set, the seams are sealed and the electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling systems are connected.  When the modular building is complete, it will be indistinguishable in appearance or quality from a site-built building.