Similar to “site-built” construction in terms of life span, quality and materials, permanent modular buildings are built off site and assembled on site to create a permanent facility, not intended to be relocated. Typically, these buildings are customized per the customer’s design requirements and are placed on a permanent foundation. Permanent modular buildings are considered real property and are depreciated in a similar manner to conventional site-built facilities.
Permanent modular construction can accommodate emerging business demands and can be customized to meet financial needs, space requirements and deadlines.
If it is time to capitalize on company growth, modular buildings are a fast, economical approach.
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