Modular construction follows a versatile model that creates a stress-free customer experience and provides significant inherent improvements over site-built construction methods by manufacturing off-site:

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• Timetable reduction - Manufacturing occurs in a controlled environment, while foundational process takes place at the work site, meaning the overall project time can be reduced up to 50%.

• Cost certainty - Costs remain on track, as the causes of time delays that affect conventional construction, like inclement weather, minimal trade availability, accident damage or theft, are largely eliminated.

• Superior quality - Modular projects are subject to stringent internal quality assurance and control processes, which are confirmed by on-site  third-party inspectors.

• Sustainability - The lean modular construction process ensures minimal wastage of building materials and maximum recycling of construction waste, improving efficiency. Having the bulk of construction completed off-site also makes a smaller footprint on site, with less noise, dust and vehicle traffic.

• Stronger structures - The indoor manufacturing environment that makes modular construction unique also creates stronger and healthier structures. Many of the indoor air quality issues identified in new site-built constructions result from high moisture levels in the framing materials. Using dry materials in an indoor setting, reduces substantially high levels of moisture trapped in the materials. The modules are also built strong enough to withstand craning and built with double walls and ceilings to provide better sound proofing between units.

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