Published: Apr 19 2018 in Building Types
1. Your business is expanding, and you need a quick and effective solution to create extra space
Expanding businesses will often need more physical space. Perhaps your office is now too small and it’s all getting a little cramped? Maybe you’ve already looked at moving to a larger location, but the cost of moving is simply too high? Plus moving takes time, energy and resources and the idea of an upheaval might not feel like the right solution.
Many businesses faced with this exact predicament find the ideal solution in commercial modular buildings – and it’s clear to see why.
Modular buildings provide a faster solution to creating a professional space. Building traditional foundations to extend your business premises is costly, but it also takes time. A modular building can be delivered, installed and up and running in a fraction of the time, and if you opt for a prefabricated modular building then it will arrive (almost) ready to move straight into!
2. You have a strict budget that needs to be adhered to
Traditional buildings need to be attributed a larger budget. Before even digging foundations, there’s planning permission to think about, and constructing the building itself takes time – and time = money!
For a more budget-friendly solution, there are modular buildings. But rest assured, just because you’re coming down on price does not mean you’re coming down on quality. Our modular buildings are built to last, and they’re a far cry away from the stereotypical grey blocks that people tend to think of when they think of modular buildings.
To see the full range of what we have to offer, browse through our range of building finishes.
3. You have a number of specifications unique to your business sector and need a provider you can trust.
To put it simply we have years of experience in providing modular buildings for a range of different business types. The likelihood is that if you come to us with a list of specifications we can make it happen.
We have built modular buildings for the following sectors:
- Commercial
- NHS and healthcare
- Education
- Sports and leisure
- Plus, many more!
For more information on the specifics, simply get in touch with a member of our team.
Published: Apr 19 2018 in Building Types
