In-Plant Structures

Modular enclosures, sometimes called modular offices, can be designed for a wide range of uses, from a single-story process room to a two-story office with a breakroom. Materials, colors, and engineered walls give owners, architects, and contractors room to design the enclosure around the end user.

Modular enclosures can cost less than traditional construction. Material arrives pre-cut, mitered, and finished. Modular enclosures qualify as tangible personal property because, unlike permanent structures designated as real property, they can be fully dismantled, relocated, and reassembled. That means a modular building can be depreciated in the same way as other capital equipment such as forklifts, rack, and machinery (typically 7 years). Unlike conventional construction, the work does not mean weeks of noise, dust, and disruption. Built-in raceways for electrical, phone, and data wiring can also be provided.

Mezzanines use the space above the floor. They are steel structures that add a second level for storage or operations, and they can be designed around existing equipment, building columns, and other obstructions.

At EFS, the work runs from on-site measurements to steel mezzanine design and installation. All EFS mezzanines will be PE stamped by a licensed engineer.

EFS offers wire partitions and security cages for a range of applications. They limit access to authorized personnel, help reduce loss, and keep stored material visible for monitoring. Cages can also separate work areas from secure inventory, and they can be disassembled and relocated.