Container homes are houses converted from standard shipping containers. Some even combine multiple shipping containers to make a uniquely structured home. Most traditional container homes are remodeled from 20- and 40ft shipping containers.

Shipping container offices are professional dwellings created from shipping containers. They are versatile because they can be picked up and easily shipped to the next job site. Container offices are used in many industries and are often used for industrial and construction job sites.

Modular buildings are built in a factory and delivered to the final site. These types of facilities can have temporary or permanent placements. On-grade foundations are for permanent modular buildings, while raised foundations can be used for both temporary or permanent buildings.

Modular homes are customized to the homeowner's specifications. These are built section-by-section in a factory setting. Once transported, a homebuilder assembles them for the owner. Modular homes are prefabricated or prefab homes that can look just like traditionally built ones.

A mobile office trailer, or MO, sits on a wheels and chassis trailer base for easy transport. Mobile offices are also known as portable offices. Mobile office trailers require stairs or a ramp for entrance. Mobile offices can be found on a variety of construction and industrial worksites.

Precast buildings are made from precast concrete, meaning the building is made with a reusable mold or "form." These buildings can take on nearly any shape or size, making them highly customizable. Once the precast building is molded, it is transported to the site and lifted into place.