BOXX Modular uses green building practices to make sustainability a priority. Our sustainable modular building advantage means we minimize waste, maximize material usage, and promote adaptability and reuse in every project.
1) LEED Construction. Modular buildings can be constructed to meet the highest LEED certification standards. LEED buildings use less energy, water, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As a bonus, they save money.
2) Adaptability. Modular buildings can be designed to quickly add or remove one or more modules, minimizing costs and disruptions to adjacent buildings and surroundings.
3) Less site disturbance. The modular structure is constructed off-site while the foundation and other on-site work are being completed. This efficient process reduces the impact on the surrounding environment, as well as reduces the number of vehicles and equipment needed at the site.
4) Reuse. When your needs change, modular buildings can be disassembled and the modules relocated or refreshed for their next use, reducing the demand for additional raw materials and minimizing the amount of energy expended to create a new building to meet the new need.
5) Less material exposure to water. A modular structure is up to 90% completed in a factory-controlled setting using dry materials, virtually eliminating the risk of moisture being trapped in new construction.
6) Energy efficiency. A large selection of high-efficiency mechanical systems, insulation, windows, doors, and plumbing fixtures can be installed to meet your desired efficiency standards.
7) Less material waste. Pre-fabrication makes it possible to optimize material purchases and usage, while minimizing on-site waste, all while offering a higher quality product to the buyer.
