C2 Consulting Group

Now that we've endured the storm, make sure that you use licensed contractors for your repairs.

Working on the company shirts. Polo's of course..... you'll see us coming and going.

Simple project (so I thought ) extend the wall to the ceiling... please note I didn't inspect the top of the wall when I estimated the project. Oh yeah, the customer asked for after hours on Sat / Sunday to compete work...

I was asked; "what about the roof, I notice that it's flat". Actually, the roof is flat however the iso (insulation) will be pitched to ensure that you will have positive water flow off of your roof. These systems are typically 20-25yrs and they are specifically designed for flat roof. So, don't worry, there wont be any leaks....

Question: How are the walls built?
Answer: Metal framing....

Don’t Warp or Rot
Metal studs are straight and will remain straight and sturdy. They don’t warp or experience wear and tear over time. Nor are they affected by moisture or humidity.

Light Weight
Compared to wood, steel studs are lighter in weight, so easier to carry and store because they are hollow on the inside.

Fire & Insect Proof
As previously mentioned, metal studs are impervious to fire as well termites and ants.

Cost Effective
The price of metal studs can be similar to wood. However, the price of wood is prone to fluctuation, where as the price of metal is fairly stable.

Little Waste
Steels studs are available in customs sizes, so there is about 2% waste versus around 20% with wood. Also, the metal scrap material is recyclable.

Ease of Installation
Generally speaking, metal studs are easier to work with and handle; especially since they weigh less than wood. Metal studs are attached with screws, so they can be taken apart, changed or moved if need be. Metal studs also come with holes for electrical wiring; making the electrical aspect of a project easier.

No Dust
Cutting metal studs doesn’t create a dusty mess.

Standard ISO shipping containers are 8ft (2.43m) wide, 8.5ft (2.59m) high and come in two lengths; 20ft (6.06m) and 40ft (12.2m). Extra tall shipping containers called high-cube containers are available at 9.5ft (2.89m) high. We will only use 20' and 40' High Cube containers.

Welcome to the future of construction!