USMGE was contacted by the Baltimore Scrap Corporation with the intentions of replacing their current scale house/office building with a new, 2-story, permanent modular building.
They realized the advantages of modular construction as they needed a quality facility in a timely fashion as to not interrupt their business operations/revenue flow.
All of this at the lower cost at which modular construction affords.
USMGE selected the appropriate manufacturer for the project and facilitated the
design between the client’s needs and the manufacturer. Once plans were finalized,
USMGE obtained all applicable permits for the project. Site work and manufacturing of the building began simultaneously. USMGE installed a temporary modular building, before demolishing and removingthe existing building until the permanent modular was completed.
Next came the construction of an intricate in-ground concrete footer system.
When the site work and manufacturing were complete (concurrently), USMGE transported the units to the site where they were crane set in one day. USMGE handled all of the turnkey responsibilities of seaming the interior and exterior of the building, the electrical and plumbing utilities hookups, and all access features such as decks, stairs (interior and exterior) and canopies.
The final turnkey product is a 2-story, 5,040sf, Hi-Rib Steel, 100% ADA compliant Modular Building Solution!
“I just wanted to let you know that your efforts for the modular relocation at Wayside Elementary School did not go unnoticed. I truly appreciate how your crews were able to complete the project as promised and did so exhibiting a high degree of workmanship. Thanks again, and I look forward to working with you again on many future projects.”
Keep Operations Running When Your Building Cannot A building problem can shut you down faster than almost anything else. Storm…
Learn MoreSummer Upgrades Without Shutting Your Doors Summer is when many schools, healthcare systems, and businesses want to tackle big renovation…
Learn MoreTransform Your Campus This Summer Without Disruption Summer break is the best window to improve a campus, but it can…
Learn More