The Northwest Church of Christ in Saint Petersburg, Florida contacted iModular.com last week to donate their modular church building to another organization in Florida. The modular building has three classrooms, each with a private bathroom and three heat/air conditioning units. The church requires that the recipient cover the expenses of removal and relocation.
If you are interested in this modular church building donation, please complete the form below or call us directly on the Modular Building Help Line at (800) 806-7485.
💡Here are some of the most important things you need to know if you are interested in using a modular church building on your campus:
1.) Permits from your local building and safety department are required in Florida. Visit your local office and find out what requirements you need to meet.
2.) You will need to provide wheelchair access using an ADA approved handicap access ramp to any modular building that the public will have access to. Learn about ADA and modular buildings in this post.
3.) Choose a site on your campus that has easy access and is level. This will make it easier to install the modular church building and less expensive. Plan for site work, including utility connections for power, water, and plumbing. This iModular post explains site selection and is helpful.
Modular Building donations can be a great way to help churches, private schools, and other non-profit organizations that need space for classrooms, meeting areas, after school programs. If you have a modular building or portable classroom and would like to donate it or sell it at below market price to help another organization complete the iModular Donation Form.
Need more information about modular building? iModular.com is here to help answer your questions and assist you with finding the best supplier for your space needs in the U.S. or Canada. Call our Toll Free Modular Building Help Line at (800) 806-7485.
