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Modular Office Complexes for Lease or Sale

Private offices, meeting rooms and shared spaces for your team, together in one modular building.

Nadler modular office complex with connected single-story units on an open site
Connected units. One shared workspace.
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A modular office complex is one office building made from three or more factory-built units joined side by side on your site, with private offices, meeting rooms, break areas and restrooms under one roof. Nadler Modular leases and sells complexes from a 36 × 60 triple (2,016 sq ft) to 15 units and more, with no fixed upper size, for construction, utility, government and industrial projects. Every complex is quoted per project.

Modular Office Complex Sizes and Layouts

Modular office complexes grow in 12-foot steps. Each unit is 12 feet wide and 56 feet long (60 feet with the hitch), and adds about 672 sq ft.

There is no fixed upper size. Every layout is planned for your project.

ConfigurationUnitsFootprint (ft)Floor area (sq ft)
36 × 60 triple →336 × 602,016
48 × 60 quad →448 × 602,688
5-plex560 × 603,360
6-plex672 × 604,032
8-plex896 × 605,376
10-plex10120 × 606,720
15-plex15180 × 6010,080
Larger16+Per projectPer project

Example configurations. Footprint includes the hitch; each unit adds about 672 sq ft of floor area. Quoted per project.

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What Is a Modular Office Complex?

A modular office complex is a single building assembled from three or more 12-foot-wide office units. Each travels to the site on its own trailer. The crew joins and seals the units on a prepared foundation, creating one office with shared hallways and one entrance. It is also called a portable or mobile office complex.

A triple is three units, a quad is four, and anything larger is usually called a plex. A complex usually makes sense when your team has outgrown a double-wide or needs private offices and a conference room in one building.

Portable office buildings →

What Goes Inside a Complex

Conference room inside a Nadler modular office complex with a table and wall displays

A modular office complex is fitted out with the rooms on your plan.

  • Private officesAlong the walls, an open plan, or both.
  • Conference roomsFor meetings and plan reviews.
  • Kitchenette or break room
  • RestroomsOne, two or multi-user.

Available furnished or unfurnished. See our furnished Columbus data center complex.

Furniture packages include office, cubicle, workstation, conference, break room, reception, AV and drafting, some in several sizes. Entry steps and ADA ramps are priced with your quote.

How Much Does a Modular Office Complex Cost?

Buying a modular office complex typically costs about $125 to $150 per square foot,* including delivery and standard above-grade installation. Leases are quoted per project.

* Prices on this page are typical figures, not a quote or a guarantee. Site work, utility hookups and permits are not included. Price varies with the building size, layout, site and location.

Lease or Buy a Modular Office Complex

You can lease a modular office complex for the length of your project or buy one outright.

Lease a complex

For a project with an end date.

Quoted per project.

  • 12-month standard minimum.
  • Add or remove units as your project changes.
Our lease terms →

Buy a complex

For long-term or permanent use.

Typically about $125 to $150 per sq ft.*

  • A new building made to your layout.
  • Delivery and standard above-grade installation included.
Buying a modular building →
Cost factors and financing
  • Building and layoutMore units, offices, restrooms and plumbing add cost.
  • LocationEach unit travels on its own trailer, so distance matters.
  • Site workA crane, translift or non-standard footings are priced extra.
  • Term and extrasLease length, furniture, steps, ramps and decks.

We don't finance in-house, but we gather lease-finance quotes and help arrange financing.

Typical rent for single and double-wide offices →

What Does Your Site Need for a Complex?

A modular office complex needs level, firm ground, truck access for each unit and utility connections. Your quote confirms the scope.

  • Level, firm ground

    A clear foundation area, with space around the building for the set crew.

  • Room for delivery

    Truck access for each unit, plus a staging area if needed.

  • Utility connections

    Your contractor handles hookups. Underground lines must be marked before delivery.

Technical site requirements
  • Level ground: within about 6 inches across the building footprint, with room on every side for the set crew.
  • Firm ground: soil that carries 2,500 psf at 42 inches below grade.
  • Access: truck access for each unit, and a staging area next to the site if needed.
  • Foundation: dry-stack piers on ABS pads. Footings or stamped foundation drawings can be priced if your town requires them.
  • Setting by truck: a crane or translift is priced extra.
  • Marked utilities: underground lines located and marked (call 811) before delivery.
Full site preparation checklist →

Nadler delivers and sets

The building, standard foundation, skirting, blinds and transport permits.

Your team prepares and connects

Site preparation, permits, utility hookups and the final clean.

See the full responsibility checklist

What Nadler does

  • Builds the units and delivers them.
  • Sets them on the standard foundation.
  • Installs vinyl skirting and window blinds.
  • Handles transport permits.

What your side handles

  • Utility connections, phone and data.
  • Storm water and erosion control, site plan, building permits and certificate of occupancy.
  • Fire alarm, sprinklers and security systems.
  • A dumpster for set debris and the final clean.

How a Complex Project Works

  1. Tell us what you need: headcount, rooms, site address, start date and how long you need the space.
  2. Layout and quote: we propose a layout and price the building, delivery, setting and extras.
  3. Site and permits: your site contractor prepares the site and you file the building permits while the units are made ready.
  4. Delivery: each unit arrives on its own trailer.
  5. Set and join: units are set, joined and sealed; your contractor connects utilities; steps and ramps go on.
  6. Inspection and move-in: the building is inspected and handed over, furnished if ordered.
  7. During and after the project: units can be added or removed as the job changes, and at the end of a lease we take the building away.

Timing depends on the number of units, the layout, site work and permits. We confirm the schedule with your quote.

Complexes We've Delivered

Nadler leased modular office complex on a data center construction site in Columbus, Ohio
Leased office complex for data center construction, Columbus, Ohio.

Our complexes serve contractors on large jobsites, utilities and energy projects, data center builds, government and military sites, and manufacturers who need office space during an expansion.

In 2026, contractors and a utility ordered 5-, 8-, 10- and 22-unit complexes through our website.

Nadler holds GSA Schedule contract 47QSMS24D00AF.

Data center complex, Columbus, Ohio

A leased office complex for data center construction, delivered fully furnished, with OSHA- and ADA-compliant steps.

Read the Columbus case study →

Multi-story complexes

Custom buildings up to three stories, including the two-story, 31,680 sq ft complex for Joint Force Command Norfolk.

About the Norfolk project

Leased and furnished for a NATO command on a U.S. Navy installation in Norfolk, Virginia. This custom project includes an elevator. Standard lease complexes are single-story.

If you need more than one floor, tell us with your request and we'll say what we can build for your site.

View the Norfolk project →

Amphitheater construction, Oklahoma

A 60 × 60 leased complex with dedicated meeting rooms and a central deck joining the office sections.

Modular Office Complex FAQ

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How many units make a modular office complex?
A modular office complex has three or more joined units. A triple is three 12-foot units (36 × 60), a quad is four (48 × 60), and five or more is usually called a plex.
How big can a modular office complex be?
There is no fixed upper size. Each unit adds 12 feet of width and about 672 sq ft, and we quote 15 units and larger per project. Custom buildings go up to three stories, like our two-story, 31,680 sq ft building for Joint Force Command Norfolk.
How much does a modular office complex cost?
Buying is typically about $125 to $150 per sq ft.* This includes delivery and installation on a standard above-grade set. Site work, utility hookups and permits are extra. Lease prices are quoted per project.

* Prices are typical figures, not a quote or a guarantee. Your price varies with the building size, floor plan and location.

Can I lease a modular office complex?
Yes. You can lease a complex for the length of your project, with 12 months as the standard minimum. Our lease terms explain what each side is responsible for.
Can I add units to a complex later?
Yes. Units can be added or removed during a lease as your project changes.
Do modular office complexes have restrooms?
Yes. A complex can have one, two or multi-user restrooms. Your site contractor connects them to water and sewer.
What does my site need before a complex arrives?
Level, firm ground (within about 6 inches across the footprint), truck access for each unit, marked underground utilities, and permits. We set the units on a standard pier foundation; your site contractor handles utility connections. Your quote lists who does what.
How long does it take to get a modular office complex?
It depends on the number of units, the layout, site work and permits. We confirm the schedule with your quote.

Plan your complex

Tell us your headcount, rooms and site, and we'll come back with a layout and a price.