How can you reduce your carbon footprint when you are in an existing modular building? Here are a few tips to reduce your carbon footprint in an existing modular building.
TIPS TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT:
For more tips or to get a NEW MODULAR SOLUTION, contact our team:
Modular Solutions, Ltd
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Monday, August 11, 2014
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Six Spring Maintenance Tips For Your Modular Building
When spring rolls around people start to think about what to clean, what to store, what to throw away, and also modular building maintenance. Our team gets lots of questions about maintenance cycles on modular buildings. Here are six tips of FAQ's on modular building maintenance for the spring season.
1. Fresh coat of paint. If your building is has wood or cement siding it may be time for a caulk & paint job. This keeps your building trims from buckling and value and curb appeal to your modular building.
2. Check all your window and door seals. As you switch from heating to air conditioning mode you don't want to spend any extra money on air escaping from your building. Keep all your seal tight and test them for function. If they stick or of they are worn replace them.
3. Get a maintenance test on your mechanical unit before you switch to A/C mode. This test will help avoid burnouts or excessive utility bills due to mechanical units not functioning well
4. Change your A/c filters & put a reminder schedule on the wall. Each month, same time (ie 3rd Monday of each month) change those filters and extend the life cycle of your modular building mechanical units.
5. Clean all the floor covering. Doing an extensive clean of your tiles/carpet/linoleum will brighten the appearance of your modular building, and keep it fresh and new. This should also extend the life cycle of your floor covering.
6. Do a walk about. Look around for any maintenance items that are obvious (like shingles that may have blown off in a winter storm, or window trim that broke off, or cracks in the drywall) and fix them. Most modular buildings that look older than they are look that way because of lack of simple maintenance items. A small problem can turn into a large one if you don't take timely action.
For more tips or information contact our team at Modular Solutions, Ltd
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
email: information@mod-sol.com
website: www.modularsolutionsltd.com
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1. Fresh coat of paint. If your building is has wood or cement siding it may be time for a caulk & paint job. This keeps your building trims from buckling and value and curb appeal to your modular building.
2. Check all your window and door seals. As you switch from heating to air conditioning mode you don't want to spend any extra money on air escaping from your building. Keep all your seal tight and test them for function. If they stick or of they are worn replace them.
3. Get a maintenance test on your mechanical unit before you switch to A/C mode. This test will help avoid burnouts or excessive utility bills due to mechanical units not functioning well
4. Change your A/c filters & put a reminder schedule on the wall. Each month, same time (ie 3rd Monday of each month) change those filters and extend the life cycle of your modular building mechanical units.
5. Clean all the floor covering. Doing an extensive clean of your tiles/carpet/linoleum will brighten the appearance of your modular building, and keep it fresh and new. This should also extend the life cycle of your floor covering.
6. Do a walk about. Look around for any maintenance items that are obvious (like shingles that may have blown off in a winter storm, or window trim that broke off, or cracks in the drywall) and fix them. Most modular buildings that look older than they are look that way because of lack of simple maintenance items. A small problem can turn into a large one if you don't take timely action.
For more tips or information contact our team at Modular Solutions, Ltd
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
email: information@mod-sol.com
website: www.modularsolutionsltd.com
all rights reserved ©
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Modular Buildings Going Off Grid
Are you in a place that does not have access to power or it would be cost prohibitive to bring in power from the nearest source? Well there is a modular solution for you!
Modular buildings can be placed "off-grid" and use alternative methods of power.
What types of power are available and have been developed?
* Geothermal
* Solar
* Wind
By using existing technology and incorporating it into your modular building you can have a net zero modular building project. The technology has been in existence for a long time, it was just not cost effective to implement. Now with the cost of solar panels coming down, and innovative developments in alternative energy going "off-grid" is more affordable.
For more details contact our preconstruction team at Modular Solutions, Ltd
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
email: information@mod-sol.com
website: www.modularsolutionsltd.com
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Modular buildings can be placed "off-grid" and use alternative methods of power.
What types of power are available and have been developed?
* Geothermal
* Solar
* Wind
By using existing technology and incorporating it into your modular building you can have a net zero modular building project. The technology has been in existence for a long time, it was just not cost effective to implement. Now with the cost of solar panels coming down, and innovative developments in alternative energy going "off-grid" is more affordable.
For more details contact our preconstruction team at Modular Solutions, Ltd
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
email: information@mod-sol.com
website: www.modularsolutionsltd.com
all rights reserved,copyright, trademark ©
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Modular Buildings With Mini-Split Ductless Mechanical Systems
Many industries focus on one aspect of a construction project. With a modular building you have to make choices about EVERY detail and component that goes into a modular building. Some of our clients have asked me what is a "Mini-split-system", what are the benefits, and why would we choose that type of mechanical system?
All good questions, and in the end because you have choices it is good to be educated on various types of mechanical systems.
A Mini-split ductless system is great where you have multiple climates or uses in a facility. Frequently when adding ductwork on a renovation is not feasible a mini-split ductless system is beneficial because no ductwork is required.
How Efficient? Most systems start with a 13 SEER rating or better
What is major benefit? Only cooling an area that is occupied. Since you can zone up to four areas per mini-split if you have off hour sessions or meeting rooms you can keep those climates controlled at a variable temperature setting saving on energy bills.
Does it cost more? Cost will vary depending on building use and occupancy, but the average is $800-1100/ Per ton of air.
Is Maintenance less? Typically yes, because there are no ducts to maintain you do not loose efficiency in the ductwork making a more efficient system operationally.
for more information contact our preconstruction team at:
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
Email: information@ModularSolutionsLtd.com
Website: www.Modularsolutionsltd.com
all rights reserved, copyright, trademark ©
All good questions, and in the end because you have choices it is good to be educated on various types of mechanical systems.
A Mini-split ductless system is great where you have multiple climates or uses in a facility. Frequently when adding ductwork on a renovation is not feasible a mini-split ductless system is beneficial because no ductwork is required.
How Efficient? Most systems start with a 13 SEER rating or better
What is major benefit? Only cooling an area that is occupied. Since you can zone up to four areas per mini-split if you have off hour sessions or meeting rooms you can keep those climates controlled at a variable temperature setting saving on energy bills.
Does it cost more? Cost will vary depending on building use and occupancy, but the average is $800-1100/ Per ton of air.
Is Maintenance less? Typically yes, because there are no ducts to maintain you do not loose efficiency in the ductwork making a more efficient system operationally.
for more information contact our preconstruction team at:
Phone: 800-441-8577 x 1
Email: information@ModularSolutionsLtd.com
Website: www.Modularsolutionsltd.com
all rights reserved, copyright, trademark ©
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