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Laundry Units

Industry


Commercial

Contract (budget)


$1M

Delivery


16 weeks

Brief:

Design and Construct five 8.4 x 3.5 Laundry units with 50 commercial washer/dryer combos to supplement clients growing needs.


Challenges:

This was Transportable Solutions first major project. Ensuring we had qualified staff, trades and suppliers on hand to deliver a quality product within the required timeline. 


Solutions:

Jess and Natalie worked closely with all trades and suppliers for this project. They ensured they were well versed in their client's needs and expectations throughout the project's timeline. Working closely with their suppliers and trades ensured any and all roadblocks were addressed immediately. This not only set the project up for success, Transportable Solutions NT has fostered a successful relationship with all trades and suppliers involved, many of whom they are still working closely with today.

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