Frequently Asked Questions

What are Modern Methods of Construction (MMC)?

Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) refer to innovative building techniques that improve efficiency, sustainability, and quality in the construction process. This includes:

Offsite Prefabrication – Modular components are built in a controlled factory environment before transport to the site for quick assembly.

Precision Engineering – Advanced manufacturing ensures higher quality, less waste, and improved energy efficiency.

Reduced Onsite Disruption – Prefabrication means faster installations with minimal noise, dust, and delays.

By leveraging MMC, Freedom Modular delivers faster, smarter, and more cost-effective building solutions.

How long does it take to build a modular building?

The timeline for a modular project varies depending on size, complexity, and customisation needs, but in general:

Design & Approvals – Can take a few weeks to several months, depending on requirements.

Offsite Manufacturing – Typically 4–12 weeks, completed in a controlled factory environment.

Onsite Installation – Modular structures can be assembled in a few days, compared to months or years for traditional builds.

Overall, modular construction can be up to 60% faster than traditional methods.

Can modular buildings be customised?

Yes! Our modular buildings are fully customisable to meet your industry, space, and design requirements. Options include:

Custom Layouts – Choose from a variety of configurations, floor plans, and sizes.

Permanent or Relocatable Options – Modular buildings can be designed for temporary or long-term use.

Material & Finish Selections – Interior and exterior finishes to match aesthetic and functional needs.

Smart Technology Integration – IoT-enabled solutions, solar panels, and energy-efficient climate control can all be added.

We work with you to create a modular solution tailored to your exact needs.

Can you build Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and/or aged care accommodation?

Yes we can. We can adapt our core SDA design to create staand alone units, independent co-living, group homes or villas. These will be compliant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), and can also be used for Supported Independant Living (SIL) or aged care.

Are modular buildings permanent?

Our modular buildings can be either permanent or relocatable, depending on your project needs. Whether you need a fixed structure or a relocatable solution, our modular buildings are designed for durability, efficiency, and compliance.

What is the cost difference between modular and traditional onsite construction?

Modular construction is often more cost-effective than traditional building methods due to:

Shorter Project Timelines – Faster construction means reduced holding, labour and loan costs.

Less Material Waste – Precision-engineered factory-built components minimise waste and excess costs.

Fewer Onsite Expenses – Less disruption, lower site labour costs, and predictable pricing.

While construction costs vary by project size and complexity, modular building offers long-term savings through faster delivery, reduced labour costs, and greater efficiency. When you build with Freedom Modular, you also benefit from our economies of scale—delivering even greater value for your investment.

Do modular buildings meet local building codes?

Yes! All Freedom Modular buildings are designed and constructed to comply with Australian building codes, standards and industry regulations.

We can also build to be Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) compliant under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) andor for Supported Independant Living (SIL) and aged care.

Our buildings:

Meet National Construction Code (NCC) and Building Code of Australia (BCA) requirements

Are engineered for Australian climate conditions

Are compliant with fire safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency standards

Our team ensures full regulatory compliance for permanent and relocatable buildings, making modular construction a safe, high-quality alternative to traditional builds.

Have More Questions? Contact Us!

If you have additional questions about modular construction, onsite builds, or project feasibility, our team is here to help.

Contact us today for expert guidance on the best building solution for you.

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