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# Mandeville Modular | Official Sponsor

Resources Home About Project Types Education & Healthcare Single Family Homes Institutional & Government Retail & Commercial Hospitality Multifamily Capabilities Modular Designs Building System Blogs Case Studies Contact Us Visit Our Showroom Ready to start your project? Book a call Contact Us Book a Call Your agent Nadia Sigaran Project Manager Book a Free Consultation Full Name Phone desired Project TYpe Choose Multifamily Hospitality Single Family Homes Retail & Commercial Institutional & Government Education & Healthcare Email Tell us about your project I allow Mandeville Modular Inc to store my details for communication. We’ll confirm your time via email within a few days. Calls are free and non-binding. Thank you! Your submission has been received! Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form. Welcome to Mandeville High Precision Modular Construction Approved modular builder in multiple states, delivering commercial, hospitality, multifamily, and institutional projects at the speed of off‑site—without the site‑built cost premium. Book a call Volumetric Modular building Experts since 2007 innovative functional aesthetic From Founder ‘‘Backed by 30+ years of engineering experience and defense-grade precision, we deliver projects faster, safer, and more cost-effectively” — Heith Bibby Founder of Mandeville Modular™ Project Types A Broad Range of Modular Solutions Multifamily Designed for speed to occupancy and guaranteeing repeatable unit quality across all floors. Projects ensure seamless adherence to Type II compliance standards. Learn more Hospitality Projects feature brand-grade finishes essential for luxury and guest satisfaction. Our process facilitates accelerated opening timelines while maintaining quiet, clean sites for minimal disruption. Learn more Single Family Homes Built to meet the needs of modern homeowners, our modular construction solutions deliver exceptional quality, speed, and value for single-family homes and ADUs.—creating beautiful, functional spaces Learn more Retail & Commercial Optimized for future tenant needs with flexible spans for open plans and adaptability. We utilize phased delivery for efficient multi-tenant site coordination and turnover. Learn more Institutional & Government Built on a foundation of compliance fluency with all regulatory bodies. Projects are defined by documentation rigor and dedicated adherence to secure operations throughout the building process. Learn more Education & Healthcare Built to support the most demanding sectors, our modular construction solutions combine precision engineering with healthcare and education compliance expertise. Learn more Companies we've worked with skilled trades with precision The Mandeville Difference Our Expertise Modular Manufacturing Solutions Proven expertise in delivering precision-built modular structures with competitive pricing, financial strength, and unwavering commitment to quality and performance. Prefabricated Building Solutions Adaptable modular systems designed to meet complex project demands across diverse locations while ensuring speed, efficiency, and consistency. Architectural Modular Design Innovative design solutions that blend architectural vision with modular precision—delivering functional, modern spaces built to last. End-to-End Modular Design and Construction Comprehensive solutions from concept to completion, streamlining design, engineering, and delivery to meet the highest standards of speed and reliability. Modular Benefits Why Modular Our team uses streamlined hybrid steel solutions and industrialized method that prioritize speed and accuracy. These techniques help us produce a cost-effective and ultra-sustainable product faster than traditional construction. Efficiency Accelerate project timelines with our advanced modular manufacturing solutions that minimize downtime and maximize productivity. Customization Our expertise in architectural modular design allows us to tailor solutions to your unique requirements. Sustainability We prioritize eco-friendly practices, ensuring all prefabricated building modules are designed with minimal environmental impact. Scalability Whether a small project or a large-scale development, our modular construction and manufacturing solutions adapt effortlessly to your needs. Your Dependable Modular Construction Partner Limitless Possibilities with Modular well-designed system When you choose us, you get a team that delivers complex modular projects with proven speed, precision, and regulatory expertise. We bring decades of experience and a strong production capacity to every build—helping communities grow faster, safer, and smarter. We focus on solutions that minimize environmental impact, optimize cost and time, and meet the highest building standards. Whether it’s housing, healthcare, or commercial development, we build with purpose and performance in mind. About company 7+ State Certifications (regulatory edge) 60k sf CA Assembly facility 120/mo Module production capacity (33,600 sf) 3,585 Modules Completed 3 Step Process A proven, engineered process designed for precision, speed, and certainty. 1. Design & Engineering 2. Modular Manufacturing 3. Site Construction & Set Plan it Design & Engineering Our team navigates complex design and regulatory pathways with unmatched precision, drawing on three decades of structural engineering and defense contracting expertise. Certification in 7 key regions across the US gives us a significant timeline advantage to competitors who have yet to clear this hurdle. Build it Modular Manufacturing Our precision-engineered, Type II steel modular system is built to commercial standards in a controlled environment. By bringing defense-level discipline to modular fabrication, we deliver high-performance structures ready for rapid deployment Install it Site Construction & Set Installation is fast, efficient, and predictable. We coordinate every step with military-grade precision, ensuring minimal site disruption, faster occupancy, and a seamless handoff to owners, operators, or developers. Modular news and highlights October 17, 2025 The Time for Modular Is Now: Bridging the Labor Shortage to Meet Housing Demand Housing demand is soaring, but across the country construction companies are struggling to keep up. Skilled labor is in short supply and construction costs keep rising, making it difficult to build the homes and buildings our communities desperately need. October 17, 2025 Beyond the "Mobile Home" Stigma: Why Modular Homes Set a Higher Standard Modular homes are often misunderstood. Many homebuyers hear “factory-built house” and immediately picture a flimsy trailer or old-school mobile home – the kind of thing you might see in a roadside park. October 17, 2025 Fire-Proofing Our Future: Type 2 vs. Type 5 Construction for Safer Communities Wildfires and urban fires have become a growing threat to homes and businesses. How we build our structures can dramatically affect their chances of surviving such disasters. FAQ Questions, answered with clarity. Do you have more questions? Contact us today to learn more about how our modular manufacturing solutions can transform your next project. Get in touch To what code are modular buildings constructed? It is crucial to understand the significance of the “modular building process” when considering construction methods. A modularly constructed building simply means that the materials were delivered to an off-site location (the modular manufacturing facility), assembled into components or three-dimensional building modules, then transported to the final site for assembly. As such a building constructed in this manner must still meet all the same building codes and requirements as if it were built on-site. This is most commonly a version of the International Building Code (IBC) in the U.S. or the National Building Code (NBC) in Canada. Do modular buildings last as long as site-built? Same quality? A building constructed using modular building process methods will last as long (if not longer than) a traditional site-built structure. Again, the building is constructed to the same building codes and must meet the same wind, snow, and seismic conditions. While there is limited research to prove this point, one such study does exist. Following Hurricane Andrew in 1992, FEMA commissioned a study called “Building Performance: Hurricane Andrew in Florida” comparing site-built, modular, and manufactured housing. In that report, FEMA found “Overall, relatively minimal structural damage was noted in wood-framed modular housing developments. The module-to-module combination of the units appears to have provided an inherently rigid system that performed much better than conventional residential framing.” Is modular construction cheaper/less expensive? Generally speaking, yes. There are a lot of variables with a modular project, just as there are with a conventional construction project. The availability and cost of on-site labor is a key factor. In larger urban areas where labor is scarce and/or more expensive, shifting construction to an off-site (often rural) location can yield significant cost savings. Additionally, the modular building process offers significant advantages in terms of efficiency and cost savings. Fewer labor hours are needed to complete a comparable project and waste is significantly reduced. The shortened construction schedule can reduce the time needed for a construction loan and can dramatically advance the occupancy date, critical considerations for revenue-generating businesses such as hotels and fast-food restaurants. McGraw-Hill published a Smart Market Report titled “Prefabrication and Modularization: Increasing Productivity in the Construction Industry.” Through an internet survey of hundreds of AEC professionals, the report found: “Sixty-five percent report that project budgets were decreased—forty-one percent by six percent or more.” Perhaps as significant as the cost reduction is the cost certainty with modular projects. Early communication and integration of the entire construction team leads to fewer change orders and a more predictable budget. Isn’t this a new, untested method for construction? Far from it! A report from 1670 indicates a prefabricated building was shipped by boat from England to the United States. In the 1800s, demand for modular housing increased as the country expanded westward. During the Gold Rush of 1849, more than 500 preassembled homes were shipped from factories in New York to destinations in California. In the 1920s, Sam Kullman began manufacturing the popular “Kullman Diners” along the northeast coast. In 1933, the first of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal communities, Arthurdale, West Virginia, was established. All types of modular structures were shipped there: post offices, stores, homes, and schools. After World War II, modular construction offered fast and low-cost homes to returning servicemen. In the 1940s, the industry began to expand into commercial projects with the founding of industry giants Williams Scotsman (now WillScot), and ATCO in Alberta. In 1969, Zachry Construction utilized modular construction techniques to complete a 21-story modular hotel on the Riverwalk in San Antonio. The hotel, still in operation, was the tallest modular building process in North America until the recent completion of the 32-story Pacific Park building in Brooklyn, New York. Disney Corporation followed with completion of its Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts in 1972, constructed by U.S. Steel. There is a long history of innovative companies successfully utilizing modular construction techniques. I’ve heard about “pop-up” or project specific manufacturing plants. Is that the same as a modular factory? The modular factories detailed in this report are not project specific plants. Rather the companies build for several clients within a given geographic region (typically about a 500-mile radius from the factory). MBI has seen some examples of general contractors renting vacant warehouses near larger project sites and using these “pop-up” factories for some preassembly work and for materials staging and coordination. These are not automated plants and often do not incorporate assembly-line processes or lean manufacturing techniques. Rather these locations are often just an extension of the existing job site. If you’re interested in learning more about the modular buildings process, feel free to explore our comprehensive resources. Do prevailing wages apply for work done in a modular factory? No. Davis-Bacon rates and state prevailing wages laws typically are limited to the work performed “at the site.” By definition, work done in a modular factory is “off-site.” That said, there are many considerations and nuances to understand about the applicability of prevailing wages. Often state laws vary on this subject, so when in doubt, seek a legal opinion. Also, if a factory is established for a specific project and intended to only serve that project (see the pop-up example above), it will be considered an extension of the jobsite and prevailing wages will likely apply. If you are interested in understanding more about the modular buildings process, we provide comprehensive information and resources on the subject. So, why hasn’t it caught on before now? Why the sudden interest? Until recently, developers and contractors seemed content with the status quo, regardless of the inherent and understood inefficiencies. Planning and preparing for those inefficiencies seemed easier than learning a different way of building for many. Today, developers and owners are facing the “perfect storm” in the construction sector, including: A widely recognized skilled labor shortage that won’t get better anytime soon; High housing costs and low housing availability in urban areas, a condition that is worsening. A widely documented lack of productivity in construction; and, as previously mentioned, The increasing need for shorter construction schedules. Adding to those factors, the construction industry has more fully embraced innovations and technologies that are leading towards more of an “industrialized construction process.” More environmentally conscious customers are demanding greater accountability regarding wasted resources and the massive amount of construction debris that ends up in landfills annually. Modular construction is a proven solution to reduce construction waste. Where is the industry headed? What other trends do you anticipate? Will this interest lead to greater adoption of modular construction? If history is any indication, we will see a significant shift towards modular and off-site construction techniques over the next five years as greater numbers of the skilled labor force retire. The construction industry will (and must) evolve into a more industrialized and automated process – it is just inevitable. Every major industry has undergone this same transformation. The construction industry is the last holdout while clinging to a lost cause. The companies that build modular now and build it into their strategic plans will be more successful sooner. In North America, the movement has begun. We are seeing some large general contractors and developers establish their own modular divisions, while others partner with existing modular manufacturers. If you’re interested in learning more about the modular buildings process and how it can benefit your construction projects, we provide valuable information and insights on this topic. How many square feet does the typical manufacturer produce in a year? This is where the averages can be misleading. The number of modules a particular manufacturer produces each year depends on a few factors such as the type of project the company is building, the level of customization involved in the project, and the scope of the manufacturer’s contract (i.e., whether the customer wanted certain work to be completed on-site). Based on overall data obtained from 76 manufacturers in the U.S. and Canada, the average square footage produced in 2020 was 202,496. Where can I learn more about modular construction? This website, modular.org, contains a myriad of resources designed to educate industry professionals and laypersons alike: MBI’s magazine, Modular Advantage, contains interviews, insights, and case studies from manufacturers, builders, and designers from across the modular construction industry. MBI’s podcast, Inside Modular, features the industry’s established leaders and rising stars discussing topics ranging modular building development to the latest policies affecting the industry. MBI’s annual industry reports detail the growth and diversification of both sides of the modular construction industry. Our collection of modular construction research and whitepapers provides best practices and thought leadership from around the world. Looking for specific information? Contact us at info@modular.org. A modular construction company Ready to build with Mandeville? Contact Us Book a Call An Industry Leading Certified Modular Factory across 7 States and the Caribbean , with factories in California and Jamaica. Pages Home About Contact Project Types Multifamily Hospitality Single Family Homes Retail & Commercial Institutional & Government Education & Healthcare Capabilities Modular Design Building System A Mandevillemodular ©2025 All rights reserved. Privacy Policy · Terms & Conditions