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Feasibility and early advice
Before choosing a system or committing to a programme, we establish whether modular is the right fit. We review the intended use, site, access, timescale, budget, utilities and likely constraints so the project starts with realistic information.
- Initial brief and requirements
- Site and access considerations
- Programme expectations
- Early budget considerations
- Modular suitability and delivery options
02
Design, planning and approvals coordination
The building needs to work as a complete project, not just as a factory-made structure. We coordinate the client brief with designers, engineers and specialists to develop the layout, specification, site interfaces and information needed for planning, Building Regulations and delivery where applicable.
- Layouts and space planning
- External appearance and finishes
- Structural and services coordination
- Planning support and design information
- Building Regulations coordination
- Site interfaces, drainage and utilities
03
Steel, timber and SIP modular solutions
MITCORP is not tied to one construction method. We can develop steel-framed, timber-framed and SIP-based solutions, selecting the route around the intended use, size, performance requirements, programme, budget and site.
- Steel-framed modular buildings
- Timber-framed modular buildings
- Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) systems
- Permanent and relocatable options
- Highly insulated specifications for year-round use
- External finishes to suit the setting
04
Cost planning, scope and procurement
A low headline building price is not useful if foundations, transport, craneage, services or finishes are missing. Ryan’s commercial background helps clients understand the full project cost and compare options on a like-for-like basis.
- Budget development
- Scope and specification review
- Tender and quotation comparison
- Supplier and subcontractor procurement
- Commercial risk review
- Change control and cost reporting
05
Foundations and site preparation
The site must be ready before the building arrives. MITCORP can coordinate foundations, access, drainage, service routes and other enabling works. Where the structural design and ground conditions allow, screw-pile foundations can provide a faster, cleaner alternative to traditional concrete foundations.
- Screw-pile foundation coordination
- Ground and structural design interfaces
- Reduced-excavation solutions where suitable
- Drainage and utility routes
- Access and delivery preparation
- Site readiness before installation
06
Manufacture and supply
Once the design and commercial position are agreed, the building moves into manufacture. We coordinate the selected manufacturer and specialist suppliers, track information and approvals, and make sure the building and site programme stay aligned.
- Manufacturer and supplier coordination
- Programme monitoring
- Specification checks
- Information and approval tracking
- Quality requirements
- Preparation for delivery
07
Delivery, lifting and installation
Installation is planned around access, lifting requirements, neighbouring properties and live operations. For smaller suitable projects, on-site installation can start from as little as three days. Larger or more complex buildings will require a longer installation period.
- Delivery and logistics planning
- Crane and lifting coordination where required
- Positioning and structural connection
- Weathering and external interfaces
- Site safety coordination
- Installation and handover planning
08
Electrical, plumbing and turnkey fit-out
A modular building is only useful when it is ready for the client to use. Where required, the turnkey scope can include electrical installations, plumbing, heating, drainage connections, internal finishes, fixtures and final commissioning.
- Electrical installation and connection
- Plumbing and sanitary services
- Heating and ventilation requirements
- Drainage connections
- Internal finishes and fixtures
- Testing, commissioning and certification
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Commercial and project management
Throughout the project, someone needs to keep hold of the budget, programme, responsibilities, design decisions and changes. MITCORP provides that control from early planning through to handover and close-out.
- Programme coordination
- Cost reporting
- Change management
- Risk monitoring
- Client, designer and supplier communication
- Handover and close-out
Focused services
Two areas worth a closer look
Garden rooms
Bespoke garden rooms, offices, gyms, studios and entertainment spaces, designed around how you want to use them.
Modular extensions
Additional living space with less work carried out at your home, planned around your property and access.
Not sure where to begin?
You do not need a finished design or specification before getting in touch. Start with what you need the space to do, where it will be located, the rough size and when you hope to use it. Ryan will help you identify the most sensible route and what information is needed next.