Keep an open mind. That’s the lesson we learn from some unexpected situations where modular construction and temporary facilities have been the best solution. Rapid construction, standardized materials, factory fabrication and significant cost savings with high quality are well-known advantages of modular. And the most typical temporary structure use cases are easy to imagine. But there’s more to our industry… Read More
Construction Industry Faces Changes and Challenges After some wild ups and downs that don’t seem to be letting up (if you own any stocks, you know what I mean!), we are seeing some progress towards stability in at least one area. Vaccinations for COVID-19 have finally begun to pick up steam, with 1.7 million doses being administered daily—well over the… Read More
NEW YORK – (February 1, 2021) announced that Wes Blessard (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wes-blessard-3944715a/) has joined the company as Territory Sales Manager, servicing the Mid-Atlantic region. Wes brings a deep belief in customer service and a track record of successful sales leadership and client relationship development to the position. Wes has built a 20-year career in sales, starting at ground level and… Read More
What A Year for Modular! It’s been a challenging and rewarding year for Nadler—and also for the modular industry, the nation, and the world. Nadler Modular Construction has been keeping you posted on some of the smaller (but important!) and larger (epic, even!) projects we’ve been privileged to be a part of this past year. From rapid response medical spaces,… Read More
It’s Coming Together Nadler and its partners are racing to get the massive Hill Air Force Base installation completed. Since last month’s posting the site prep has been completed and the modules—all 108 of them—are being assembled, trucked in, and joined together to create what is probably one of the largest structures of its kind in the USA. Photographer Laibel… Read More
MISSION BRIEF Located about 30 miles from Salt Lake City, Hill Air Force Base in northern Utah is one of the largest military bases on U.S. soil. It houses the 75th Air Base Wing, 388th Fighter Wing, and 419th Fighter Wing, along with thousands of logistics and support personnel. Source: U.S. Air Force, Wikimedia Commons As part of its continuing… Read More
Recently I was thinking about disruption, integration, synergy, and connections. Nadler Modular Construction builds spaces for private industry, education, and government. Hergo Ergonomic Workspace Solutions builds … workspace solutions, of course. So far, these businesses have been functioning as “silos”—corporate-speak for standalone units that are isolated without much information or resource sharing going on. That’s not ideal. I think that… Read More
Last month I made this outrageous claim: there’s never been a better time to start—or BUY—a business. The New York Times had a similar take on the subject. But I don’t think they went far enough. Recently in my LinkedIn feed I saw someone saying they had “dodged a bullet” by backing out of a large multi-unit real estate deal… Read More
I was in the middle of a conference about our social media strategy with my marketing partners. I’m a bottom-line guy, and I asked what I thought was a tough question: “What’s the bottom line and ROI on all this social media stuff?” The president of their team was in the middle of a description of increased sales, referrals, publicity,… Read More
In the past you might have seen them for a clothing drive, a shopping mall “Outdoor Sale!” or an after-race party. Lightweight, quickly-deployed structures seemed like a trivial part of the modular structures world. But we didn’t know quite how important they would turn out to be. Suddenly, Everything Changed. Unless you live on a flood plain or “tornado country,”… Read More
