BAY MODULAR
Mission
We’re on a mission to simplify construction projects for the average homeowner to the experienced property developer. Our goal is to make it easy to place a prefab ADU in any backyard in the country or build custom, yet affordable modular buildings.
Benefits
We started Bay Modular to create a cost-effective, reliable construction solution for homeowners and property owners. Our process incorporates elements of conventional construction and offsite prefabrication to create modular components that are built on-time, on-budget, and compliant with local permitting.
01. AFFORDABLE
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Good architecture is affordable, but value means more than cheap. We consider every detail from the engineering of our structures to the materials we select — to create affordability through scale.
02. RELIABLE
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Reliability is the primary cause for failed projects. Our construction process starts offsite, saving time and money for every unit we build. Our pre-approved designs allow us to adhere to a plan that standardizes our approach to completion.
03. TURNKEY
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Working with one team from start to finish helps us deliver our best product and keeps us accountable — it starts at the factory floor and ends the moment we hand you the keys.
04. COMPLIANT
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We work with in-house AEC to pre-approve our units before we take our plans to local agency to request permits. We are working with urban planning groups to standardize our approach to make more units faster.
COMMON GROUNDS
Our Project In The News: Kono Food Alley
EAST BAY EXPRESS - KONO Food Alley Brings New Lunchtime Options to the Neighborhood
This Monday, a wealth of new lunchtime options arived in the Koreatown-Northgate, or KONO, neighborhood with the KONO Food Alley. The KONO Food Alley is a collection of food stands and food trucks that appear at the outdoor space in front of 3188 Telegraph …
SF CHRONICLE - Kono Food Alley opens in Oakland, with a new food hall on the way
Most of Oakland’s Telegraph Ave. booms with restaurants, but the stretch north of Uptown and south of Temescal is relatively sparse — a particular frustration for the many healthcare workers in the neighborhood.
BERKELEYSIDE - BITES: KONO FOOD ALLEY
ALLEY-HO! A new summertime lunch spot launched Monday in Oakland’s KoNo District. Kono Food Alley brings together a handful of Bay Area food truck and food cart vendors hawking a diversity of eats […] in an unused alleyway between a radiology business and Samuel Merritt University.
