We have decades of experience bringing the numerous benefits of modular construction to the healthcare sector.
Modular buildings
Modular construction is the process of using modules manufactured in a factory environment which are transported to site and connected together to form a complete building. This method of construction has many advantages over traditional build techniques.
Our modular buildings can be adapted to almost any sector or requirement.
These include:

Education & childcare
We deliver exceptional modern learning spaces designed to stimulate and nurture young minds.

Industrial
Our modular buildings can be adapted for use at industrial, utilities, manufacturing and transport sites.

Custodial & justice
We can deliver multiple options for this sector including PCflex custody cell solutions.
What modular construction means to us
Net zero 2040
We recognise the urgency of climate change as a global crisis. Our commitment to achieving net zero by 2040 goes beyond more than just complying with our legal requirements; it is embedded in everything we do.
Why choose Wernick?
With over 90 years’ experience, Wernick Buildings is one of the UK’s most established modular building manufacturers. Our approach combines in-house design, manufacturing and project delivery to provide a reliable, end-to-end solution tailored to each project.
All buildings are manufactured in the UK, ensuring consistent quality, greater control and reduced reliance on site-based construction. This allows us to deliver with greater certainty, while maintaining high standards across every stage of the project.
From initial concept through to installation, we provide a full turnkey service, supporting clients with design, planning, manufacturing and delivery. Our experience across multiple sectors means we understand the challenges of live environments and complex project requirements.
Wernick is also an approved supplier on key public sector frameworks, providing a compliant and efficient route to procurement for education, healthcare and government projects.
Your greener project
We understand the importance of sustainability to our customers, and we are committed to working with you to reduce your carbon footprint.
Our buildings can achieve EPC ‘A+’ and BREEAM ‘Excellent’ ratings and can be fitted with the latest in sustainable technologies.
In addition, the enhanced quality achieved through factory manufacture results in improved building performance, lowering your running costs and reducing your project’s impact on the environment in the long term.
We can actively support you in achieving your net-zero carbon target.
Our buildings can be fitted with:

Hire a modular building
Find out about our modular buildings options for hire.

Pre-owned buildings
Find out about our refurbished modular buildings options.
Here are some FAQs about modular buildings
Modular buildings are structures manufactured off-site in a controlled factory environment, before being transported to site and assembled. This approach allows building modules to be produced while site preparation works take place, reducing programme times and improving quality control.
Modular buildings can be either permanent or temporary, depending on project requirements. Permanent modular buildings are designed for long-term use, while hire or relocatable buildings provide flexible solutions for short-term or changing needs.
Yes, modular buildings are designed and constructed to comply with UK Building Regulations, including fire safety, structural performance and energy efficiency standards. They are subject to the same requirements as traditional buildings.
Modular construction can significantly reduce project timelines, as manufacturing takes place off-site alongside site preparation. This parallel process can enable buildings to be delivered faster than traditional construction methods.
Yes, as much of the construction process takes place off-site, there is less on-site activity, reducing noise, vehicle movements and disruption. This is particularly beneficial for projects within live environments such as schools, hospitals and operational facilities.
Modular construction can support sustainability goals by reducing material waste, improving energy efficiency and minimising site-related emissions. Factory-controlled processes also allow for more efficient use of materials.
























