Strength Through Experience

Exteriors and Finishing

One of the primary reasons why people often discount modular as a solution is its perceived aesthetic appeal. Unadorned "trailers" placed behind schools or in front of new home developments are often the imagery conjured by the words "modular building." The reality is that modular buildings can be adorned in any way conceivable. Siding and external decorations may be added for a personal touch, landscaping services can add color and beauty to area around the module, and hardscaping, like paving stones, can be used to provide a sense of permanence, or to provide easier access.

Exterior Finishes

Modular spaces, especially those fulfilling a long-term or permanent role, can be finished to match the existing architectural styles of surrounding buildings. Or, if your new modular building is the only structure, an exterior can be crafted to suit your aesthetic desire. Exterior finishing services provided by USMGE™ include:

Siding
Signage
Painting

Landscaping

USMGE™ can provide your new site with landscaping services designed to enhance the area around your new modular structure. Adding landscaping to any project creates a lush and vibrant surrounding for your new building.

Patios, Walkways and Driveways

What good is placing a building someplace, if it is not easily accessible? USMGE™ can provide hardscaping features like patios, walkways and driveways to ensure that patrons can reach the facility. Additionally, we can ensure that these new paths match existing surfaces.

Furniture

USMGE™ can also provide your new space with furniture. From classroom desks, to cubicles to conference room furniture, USMGE™ provides both leasing and purchasing options on furniture. Regardless of your furniture requirements, USMGE™ will make sure you have exactly what you need.

Hybrid Construction

In addition to traditional modular construction services, USMGE™ offers hybrid construction services. Hybrid construction techniques combine site-built construction that expands on the capabilities of modular construction. Typically hybrid techniques are used to maximize the utility of the building or to add a desirable feature to the structure, like two-story lobbies or rooms with ceiling heights greater than 10 feet.