What is transported?
The service covers prefabricated houses, mobile rooms and offices, residential units, and temporary buildings moved to project sites, compounds, and work locations, with each unit handled by its dimensions and condition.
- Prefabricated houses for sites
- Mobile offices and rooms
- Temporary residential units for compounds
Why do prefabricated units need studied transport?
A unit is a complete structure with defined dimensions and weight that can differ from conventional loads. Transport requires attention to road width and height, the right lifting method, and the unit's dedicated securing points.
- Unit dimensions and road width
- Dedicated unit lifting points
- Protecting the frame and facades
Data needed before pricing
Unit dimensions and condition determine the loading method, suitable vehicle, and price after review.
- Unit dimensions (length, width, height)
- Actual weight
- Unit condition (furnished or empty)
- On-site lifting requirements
- Delivery location and route
Loading and securing
The unit is lifted with a suitable crane from its dedicated lifting points or loaded via ramps depending on the site, then secured on the vehicle against movement in transit.
- Lifting from dedicated points
- Ramp loading when needed
- Securing against shifting
Route and site considerations
Unit dimensions are checked against road width, heights, and turns, with the delivery site entrance and unloading readiness reviewed.
- Road width and height review
- Turns and entrances checked
- Delivery site preparation
Execution stages
The request starts with unit data review, then vehicle selection, loading, transport, and site delivery.
- Reviewing unit dimensions and condition
- Selecting the suitable vehicle
- Loading and securing
- Transport and delivery