Pre-Engineered Steel Warehouses

Rack height drives clear height. Truck count drives dock count. Pick path drives column placement. We start every warehouse design with an operations conversation: what's the throughput, what's the SKU profile, and what's the 5-year growth plan? The building follows.

• Clear heights 16' – 32'+ — spec'd to selective, double-deep, or push-back racking
• Dock-high doors — with seal/shelter packages and dock plates
• Drive-in/grade-level doors — for forklift cross-dock or yard equipment
• Office mezzanine — structural mezzanine sized to your team

The frame, roof, and wall package is detailed and priced before steel is rolled, so you know your building cost at signing. Site work, dock equipment, fire suppression, and interior fit-out are separate trades — but we coordinate the shell drawings with their engineers so penetrations, knockouts, and load points are right the first time.

Tilt-up concrete is hard to beat above 50,000 sq ft and where the local market has experienced crews. Pre-engineered steel is faster, more flexible on irregular sites, and easier to expand later — and at most footprints under 50,000 sq ft, comparable or lower in total project cost. We're happy to walk you through the trade-offs honestly.