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Modular Construction Benefits
Modular construction was once an outlier in the industry. Today, it accounts for a growing share of structures used in housing, healthcare, education and even retail. Thanks to advancements in the industry, the market is expected to reach $114 billion by 2028.
As more people become aware of the benefits of modular structures and the quality they offer, the industry will continue growing. What exactly are these benefits and what types of modular structures are available?
Quicker and Safer Construction
Modular construction is not only quicker but safer, too. Working in a controlled indoor environment reduces the risk of accidents.
Improved Indoor Air Quality
Because modular structures are primarily built indoors, the structure’s components aren’t exposed to the elements and are kept dry throughout the building process. This eliminates the risk of moisture being trapped in the lumber and affecting indoor air quality.
Less Waste
The modular construction industry is greener than traditional construction. The factory-controlled environment reduces waste and minimizes site disturbances.
Lower Costs
With quicker construction time, modular structures are generally less expensive than comparable site-built structures. Lower costs mean that modular buildings are more accessible to buyers.
Popular Uses For Modular Buildings
What are the Different Types of Modular Structures?
There are two main types of modular structures: permanent and relocatable. It’s important to understand the difference between the two when planning your project.
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Permanent
A permanent modular structure is just that – permanent. They can be single-story or multi-story structures consisting of several modules. These modules can easily be integrated into a site-built project, or constructed as a standalone building.
Permanent modular structures can include:
- Residential housing
- Apartments
- Public housing
- Municipal buildings
- Healthcare facilities
- Educational facilities
- Hotels
- Retail stores
Relocatable
A relocatable modular structure is temporary. They are still built to local codes and state regulations in a climate-controlled environment, but they are designed to be transported and repurposed several times.
Temporary modular structures can be used in a variety of applications, including:
- Construction site offices
- Temporary classrooms
- Security offices at events and gatherings
Temporary structures offer quick construction and delivery. They’re easy to relocate when needed and inexpensive to reconfigure.
Although these structures are not designed to stay in one place, they still