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For many businesses leasing or renting real estate is a great decision. This can help keep costs down and provide a great space in a desired area. Many of these spaces may require some customization or improvements before business can begin. Some landowners may even provide an allowance for tenants to improve the property. Tenant improvement is a growing industry, and many tenants are looking for ways to get the best value for the money spent on improvements. Although there are limitations on what types of construction and improvements may be done, this can still be a costly process even with an improvement allowance. There is a unique way in which tenants don't have to break the bank and can keep the value they've put into their rented or leased property. Modular construction has recently become a very popular alternative to traditional methods of building. What makes the modular building process so unique is that the majority of work takes place away from the job site at a factory. Skilled craftsmen build all the major components which are held to a very high quality assurance standard. Once the building is completed, it is sent via flat bed truck to the job site. Unlike stick-built methods of construction, modular construction only requires a few people to assemble the structure (or walls). This means there isn't an army of contractors and subcontractors working at your facility. Also, the assembly process is completed in about half the time of traditional methods of construction. One of the best benefits of modular construction for tenants is that modular walls can be moved or reconfigured with ease. This gives tenants the freedom to move things around or expand without any extra headaches. Best of all, if the tenants move to another location they can easily bring the modular walls or structure with them to a new location. Modular construction also gives tenants a great deal of flexibility. Modular walls come in a variety of colors and can accommodate many different accessories like windows, doors, and HVAC units. Furthermore, the walls can be used as partitions on their own or configured for different options, such as offices, machine enclosures, conference rooms and many other things. In conclusion, modular construction is a great option for tenants and landlords. Modular building projects are completed in almost half the time as stick- built methods and walls can be moved or recycled. If you are looking to make some tenant improvements, know that modular construction offers numerous cost efficient, turnkey solutions.
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