Compliance with the most recent National Building Code of Canada is always strictly adhered.
Additionally, their construction in individual modules allows for detailed structural inspections at multiple points during fabrication. Further inspections conducted on-site during the assembly phase offer extra assurance of the building's structural integrity.
This means that you can trust us to handle the safety and security of your modular building, and focus solely on enjoying the benefits of your new work space.
Are your modular buildings for temporary or permanent use?
Our modular buildings can be leased or purchased for temporary or permanent use, depending on your needs.
Temporary buildings are commonly located at construction sites or expanding businesses. As such, it’s easy to understand why people perceive modular as only a temporary solution. If you have a tight budget, only need your modular building for a few months, or your business is growing, leasing or renting may be the best option for you.
On the other hand, there are a variety of permanent modular construction (PMC) choices available. PMC solutions are affixed to permanent foundations, which are custom-installed to precisely meet the specifications of each modular building. This results in a high-quality, secure structure that will last for decades to come. If you’re looking for long-term financial value or want to customize your modular building, buying is the way to go.
What permits and licenses do I need?
Permit and zoning ordinances can vary depending on location, so there are a few legalities to keep in mind when purchasing or leasing a modular building.
You’ll need to first check with your municipal or regional district office to find out the specific permits, inspections, and associated costs for your area and project site. Additionally, you’ll want to look into occupancy licenses to determine occupancy allowance.