The modular professional on your project team.

Modular delivery succeeds when the factory and jobsite work from the same information. IVM can join the owner's or GC's team as the modular professional and coordinator, connecting design decisions, manufacturer requirements, production milestones and site readiness.

We help the team resolve the interfaces before they become field problems: foundation dimensions, module connections, utility locations, delivery access, setting sequence and the work that remains after installation. The objective is a smooth transition from factory completion through onsite assembly, inspections and turnover.

Offsite production allows substantial building work to advance while the site team prepares foundations and infrastructure. That overlap can remove time from the overall construction sequence rather than simply asking individual trades to work faster.

In a DOE-funded 2020–2023 study comparing more than 50 modular and site-built multifamily buildings in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Seattle, modular buildings were completed 25–30% faster on average. Professor Kevin Grosskopf's summary for MBI identifies simultaneous offsite and onsite work as a principal source of schedule savings.

That is a finding from the study sample, rather than a promised reduction for an IVM project. The achievable schedule depends on design readiness, approvals, factory capacity, transport, site conditions and the coordinated path to occupancy. Our role is to turn the potential overlap into an executable project schedule.

You may already have an architect, civil engineer, GC and local trade partners. IVM can provide the modular coordination that connects their work to the manufacturer's process. We define that role around the existing delivery structure, with named decision-makers, a shared milestone schedule and a clear record of open issues.

Bring the current plans, team roster, budget basis and target schedule. We will identify where modular expertise can support the team and which decisions need to happen before production and site construction advance.