Frequently asked questions
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FAQs
Can I get a mortgage on a modular house?
YES, is the short answer. However, full certification and warranty are required to give ‘piece of mind’ to the lenders. Totally Modular have all necessary certificates.
What is a modular hospital?
How much does a modular classroom cost?
Are modular classrooms cheaper?
Modular construction can reduce the costs by at least 30% based on less production time, reduced labour and less materials.
Why would you consider modular construction for the Defence Industry?
How does Modular construction reduce base disruption?
How do modular buildings help prisons?
Modular construction can provide expansion to custodial space quickly using off-site construction methods. Modular buildings can provide additional space for facilities such as:
• custodial suites
• gymnasiums
• mail rooms
• office / administration space
• Faith spaces
How much do modular homes cost in comparison to other types of construction?
Generally, after full specification has been decided a fixed cost of the superstructure (all above ground) is calculated. One of the biggest benefits of a modular home is the fact this price is fixed and in the contract.
Cost certainty for the client is something not available with a traditional delivery of block and brick.
Modular homes are prefabricated, are they built to last?
What materials do we use to build our homes?
Our structure is a hybrid of light gauge cold and hot rolled steel. The rest of the materials we use are standard as used by most every other house builder in the UK.
Do we get choices on design?
Are any new hospitals being built in the UK?
Do Totally Modular offer extensions to existing buildings?
How long do modular classrooms last?
The lifespan of a modular or portable building can last a minimum of 20 years and if correct maintenance and upkeep is applied, they can last forever.
What is the minimum order?
What are the benefits of modular hospitals?
What can defence modular buildings be used for?
Modular buildings are adaptable and flexible in their application and use, and can be used for a range of different facilities such as;
- Ammunition storage facilities
- Administration facilities
- Commissaries
- Bunkhouses
- Intelligence Facilities
- Hospital / Medical Care
- Research facilities
- Training facilities
- Utility Structures
- Vehicle repair / maintenance
And more!
What are the benefits of modular construction for Justice sector?
From temporary jail holding cells to space for expansion with minimum downtime or disruption, the use of modular building creates great adaptability and flexibility for any justice system.