Churches and schools have been renting and buying modular buildings and classroom trailers to solve space problems for years. Why? Renting a trailer and having it delivered and installed complete with the exact layout needed and a handicap ramp for access is easy when compared to building, renovating or finding space off campus.
Considering a modular building or portable classroom? Here are three important tips:
1. Know how much space you need and always think about the future. A common saying in the modular business is "there is nothing more permanent than a temporary modular building."
2. Go to your local building and safety department and ask about permits before spending any money. Make sure the city will allow you to place a modular building on your property.
3. Get at least three modular building suppliers to provide you with information and pricing. The modular business is competitive and a quick way to get suppliers to call you is to us the iModular.com price and information request tool. It's secure and free for churches and schools.
This blog post was approved by the Senior Editor of www.iModular.com, a GBM Marketing, Inc. property.
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