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Take the kit, or make it turnkey.

Same system either way — panels, extrusions, doors, windows and track from one source on one delivery. The only question is who's on the tools.

Your crew, or ours?

Both routes include the engineering, the design and the procurement. Turnkey adds the part where we run the install.

Kit vs. Turnkey
What's included Modular Kit Turnkey
Engineering Included Included
Project design Included Included
Material selection & procurement Included Included
Project support Included Included
Installation management Not included Included
Start-to-finish project management Not included Included

Six services. Four come either way.

The engineering, the design, the sourcing and the support are the same whichever route you take. Turnkey adds the two that put us on site.

Engineering

Kit + Turnkey

Structural and mechanical review against your actual geometry — the panel you're using, the height you need, the loads you intend to hang — not a catalogue lookup.

StructuralMechanicalCode compliance

Project design

Kit + Turnkey

Your floor plan becomes a part list. Every corner, opening, penetration and transition is resolved as a named extrusion before anything is ordered, so nothing gets worked out on site.

LayoutPart scheduleRoom to expand

Material selection & procurement

Kit + Turnkey

Panels, extrusions, doors, windows, glazing, hardware and seals sourced together and shipped together. One order, one delivery, one line on the quote.

Named panelsSingle deliveryReady to install

Project support

Kit + Turnkey

Installation drawings, part numbers and a phone number that answers. If a condition on site doesn't match the drawing, you are not working it out alone.

Install drawingsTech supportTroubleshooting

Installation management

Turnkey only

We run the install — crew, sequence, schedule, and quality checks against the drawings rather than against somebody's memory.

CoordinationSite supervisionQuality assurance

Start-to-finish project management

Turnkey only

One point of accountability from concept to handover. Fewer hand-offs between vendors, and nobody left to point at when two components don't meet.

Single contactFewer hand-offsDelivered complete

It comes down to whether you have a crew.

Take the kit

  • Faster lead times. Standard parts mean quicker submittals, fabrication and shipping.
  • Predictable cost. Pre-set components and layouts leave fewer surprises in material and labor.
  • Your crew on the tools. In-house team or your own contractor, on your schedule.
  • Simple logistics. Components arrive packaged and ready, with minimal work on site.
  • Easy to expand. Add a bay or move a wall later without starting over.
  • Same engineering standard. The parts are built to the spec either way.

Take it turnkey

  • One point of contact. One team from design through commissioning.
  • Fitted to your building. Tailored to your process, constraints and operational goals.
  • We manage the build. Scheduling, procurement, installation and quality checks.
  • Tested together. The system is integrated and checked as one assembly.
  • Your people stay put. Nobody gets pulled off your actual business to babysit a wall.
  • Less risk on you. Fewer hand-offs between vendors, fewer chances to slip.

◆ Next step

Tell us the footage, the corners,
and any doors or windows.

A sketch is enough. We'll come back within 24 hours with a scoped quote against your actual geometry — and a straight answer on kit versus turnkey.