Our Process is Simple
At MODS/Integral we simplify the build process. Our team will work with you through the process from our initial feasibility consultation through to handing you the keys to your new MODS/Integral Modular building every step of the way. Our process varies slightly depending on the state that you plan on having your MODS/Integral installed.
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Option 1 (No Site Visit)
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If you feel confident that your property will not have any issues in regards to a flatbed truck (up to 72ft in length) and crane accessing within 30ft of the desired building location, we suggest going with a No Site Visit - Feasibility Assessment.
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Below is a list of what is included:
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Phone Consultation with our inside sales team
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Zoning Verification
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Upgrade Option Pricing
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Budgetary Estimate for the MODS/Integral, shipping, crane work and on-site installation
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Design proposal to move onto Step 2
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Cost of this is determined based upon design.
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Step 1 - Feasibility Consultation (2 Options Available)
The first step in order to see if a MODS/Integral will work for you and your property is to start a feasibility assessment.
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Option 2 (Site Visit)
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If you are uncertain with the accessibility in regards to a flatbed truck (up to 72ft in length) and crane accessing within 30ft of the desired building location, we suggest going with a Site Visit - Feasibility Assessment. Below is a list of what is included:
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Below is a list of what is included:
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Phone Consultation
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Site Visit by MODS/Integral to determine overhead crane clearance and truck accessibility
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Review building location, orientation, foundation options and site-specific requirements
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Zoning Verification
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Upgrade Option Pricing
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Budgetary Estimate
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Design proposal to move onto Step 2
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Cost is quoted per project and location dependent
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Step 2 - Design and Engineering
Once the design proposal is signed in step 1 we will provide you with the following
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Schematic Design
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3D visual of your modular building where you can make revisions or approve and move onto the drawings
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DP Set of Drawings
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Site plan, floorplans, elevations, sections, and initial foundation design.
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First draft of architectural set of drawings. Some jurisdictions allow this as a Development Permit (planning) approval set
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Engineering (Some or all of these scopes may be needed depending on the jurisdiction)
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Structural Foundation design
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MODS/Integral overstamp
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Energy calculations
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Civil Engineering
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Septic design
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Soil report
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State approval of MODS/Integral plans
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Step 3: 5% Reservation Deposit *Optional*
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This deposit, 5% of the MODS/Integral price, will hold a production spot and pricing for 6 months from time of payment. This deposit is refundable less a 10% fee if your permits are denied or you decide not to move forward. The remaining Construction Deposit is due 75 days from the production start date.
Step 4: Permit Submittals
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Once all architectural, engineering and certification documentation is complete, all drawings and accompanying documentation are compiled and can be submitted for Building Permits.
Step 5: 40% Construction Down Payment
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The 40% Manufacturing Down Payment is due 75 days prior to manufacturing start date.
Step 6: Production and 35% Progress Payment – Site Work Starts
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At key stages of construction, we will provide updates and pictures of your MODS/Integral.
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Your local contractor begins site preparation and foundation work.
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The 35% manufacturing progress payment is due upon completion of the structural frame and prior to the start of: Module complexing, Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing rough-in, insulation, drywall, paint and interior finishing.
Step 5: 40% Construction Down Payment
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The 40% Manufacturing Down Payment is due 75 days prior to manufacturing start date.
Step 6: Production and 35% Progress Payment – Site Work Starts
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At key stages of construction, we will provide updates and pictures of your MODS/Integral.
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Your local contractor begins site preparation and foundation work.
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The 35% manufacturing progress payment is due upon completion of the structural frame and prior to the start of: Module complexing, Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing rough-in, insulation, drywall, paint and interior finishing.
Step 7: Completion of your MODS/Integral and 25% payment
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Upon completion of your MODS/Integral modular building in the factory, the final 25% of the unit is due.
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10% of this payment will be held in a separate bank account and will be released upon a walk through sign off by the customer after installation onsite, less any deficiencies identified.
Step 8: 100% Shipping, crane and installation payment
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30 days prior to the scheduled shipping date, we will re-quote and provide you with the updated shipping, crane and installation pricing
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Payment is due 15 days prior to the scheduled shipping date
Step 9: Delivery and Onsite Installation
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Once we confirm that your site is ready to receive your MODS/Integral, we then book the crane, trucks and send the MODS/Integral installation team to your site.
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Once onsite, the MODS/Integral Installation Team coordinates with the Crane Operator to land the individual modules onto the foundation and complete the MODS/Integral installation (Approximately 7 days depending on the MODS/Integral model and scope of work).
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Site utilities are then connected to the modular building once the modules have landed and have been welded to the foundation.
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Final walkthrough and keys given to you