The Challenge

Berkeley County Schools needed additional classroom space in West Virginia, ahead of the upcoming academic year. With limited time for site preparation and installation, the district needed a temporary classroom solution that could accommodate its space requirements without permanent construction. The project required two classroom buildings totaling 21,082 square feet, making availability and a coordinated installation schedule important consideration.

The Solution

Modular Genius provided two classroom buildings from its existing lease fleet through a six-month rental agreement. The 13,530-square-foot and 7,552-square-foot buildings, consisting of 25 modules, were delivered, blocked, leveled, seamed, and anchored on-site. Decks, ramps, and steps were also included for building access.

By utilizing available modular classroom inventory and coordinating delivery and installation, Modular Genius provided Berkeley County Schools with a flexible, short-term classroom solution that met the district’s temporary space needs.