Washington Modular Buildings for Lease or Sale

Modular Classrooms

Some Washington school districts are considering closing or consolidating some of their schools due to declining enrollment. Around 10,000 students have reportedly disappeared from the state’s education system since the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Modular classrooms provide an affordable and flexible solution for Washington school districts that are considering their options. They can expand buildings that are accepting more students due to consolidation, or provide temporary classroom space for students while facilities are being renovated. 

Modular School Buildings

Classrooms are one of the most popular uses for modular school buildings, but they can be used for a wide range of other uses as well. They are often deployed as administrative offices, cafeterias, libraries, computer labs, or even storage spaces. Modular buildings are perfect for athletic complexes where they can be used as gyms, concession stands, locker rooms, restrooms, and showers.

Like just about every other state, Washington is struggling with a construction labor shortage, and companies are competing for a small pool of employees. One of the best ways to mitigate turnover is to provide staff with comfortable and clean facilities to work in. Our portable offices are spacious and can be designed and furnished with the features that companies need for their job sites. We also provide modular storage units which allow employees to lock up and secure their tools and equipment from theft and the elements.

Modular Offices & Complexes

Seattle has been leading the way in allowing remote and hybrid work from its employees. As many Washington businesses find out what workspaces look like after COVID-19, modular offices can provide both flexibility and affordability. VESTA offers flexible leases on temporary offices and great financing options for new purchases. We can create single-office buildings or entire complexes, depending on each client’s needs.

Retail Storefronts

Modular buildings are popular as showrooms, convenience stores, clubhouses, and hunting and fishing shops. Our shipping containers are also popular with retailers looking to move and store their products.

A recent outbreak of influenza and RSV strained the capacity of Washington hospitals. Some Seattle area hospitals were at 300% capacity during the worst of the outbreak. Modular buildings can provide clean and secure spaces for hospitals to quickly expand their capacity. VESTA has provided permanent and temporary modular buildings to serve as imaging rooms, clinics, trauma centers, and more.

Custom Medical Buildings

The flexibility and customization options of VESTA’s buildings allow us to offer a wide range of medical buildings, such as veterinarian clinics, dental offices, and pharmacies.

High-Security Government Offices

The security options provided through our Beyond the Box features are a great fit for government facilities, such as Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Fairchild Air Force Base, naval air stations and bases, and facilities for the U.S. Coast Guard. They can include security screens for windows, steel bars for doors, sound masking, and a range of locks. VESTA has provided modular government offices, EMS and fire stations, post offices, and meeting halls.

Modular Dormitories & Housing

VESTA Modular has a range of great options for workforce housing, dormitories, federal detainment facilities, and military barracks.

Quick-Deploy, Portable Disaster Recovery Buildings

Washington state is at risk of several natural disasters, including severe floods, blizzards, wildfires, and volcanos. Modular buildings can provide offices, meeting rooms, restrooms, and other essential spaces for clean-up and construction crews in the wake of natural disasters.

Emergency Response Swing Spaces

After a natural disaster, many people can’t meet or work in their usual places until the damage is cleaned up and their buildings are renovated. Modular buildings can serve as swing spaces to allow people to continue to congregate and work until things can go back to normal.

Around 62% of Washington residents say they attend religious services several times a year. All of those people need comfortable and affordable places to worship and congregate. Many religious organizations use modular buildings as houses of worship, dining halls, daycares, classrooms, administrative offices, and meeting rooms.

Washington has plenty of islands that can be challenging to get supplies and construction crews to. Fortunately, VESTA Modular is experienced in delivering buildings just about anywhere. We have installed modular buildings in the mountains of Alaska and in the Caribbean. Just let us know where you need your modular building delivered and we’ll figure out how to get it there.