How Long Does It Take To Install A Modular Building?

Modular Buildings have different uses. Depending on what the use and size of the building are depends on how long it takes to install a modular building.

Common uses:
Temporary construction trailer: One day or leess
Multi-section modular buildings for temporary use:one day per section
Permanent Modular Construction:
Usually set with a crane, and requires finishes on site (ie stucco, mechanical,floor coverings, etc) Allow 1 Week Per section for this type of use. This includes finishing all the architectural embellishments and move in ready. There are usually additional inspections required for this type of facility as well.

The fun part is watching a complete modular building be ready to occupy in a matter of days or weeks, from bare ground up.

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How long should it take to build my modular campus?

A school campus built by traditional means usually takes 18-24 months to get built. This traditional modular campus of 20,000 square ft took 90 days to design, permit, and install.

Schools that are built for permanent use with concrete floors take a little more design time. This school was 30 days in design review & 75 days to construct and install for 15,000 square ft. If you have a supportive local jurisdiction the plan review process is quicker and the fabrication and installation time frames depend on if you selected any highly customized long lead design items. If you stay with local manufacturers and select from their readily available products the construction time frames can stay lean. To get started with your plans, call our professional team at (800) 441-8577 consultations and conceptual plans are free. Visit our website at www.modularsolutionsltd.com or send us any questions to information@modularsolutionsltd.com