Building facilities where products are made. From heavy manufacturing plants with crane systems to flexible industrial buildings that adapt to your business, we construct production spaces that support your operations throughout Georgia and Florida.
From heavy industrial plants to specialized production environments, we construct manufacturing facilities designed for your specific processes.
Industrial production facilities with crane systems, heavy floor loads, and robust utility infrastructure for demanding operations.
Assembly and production facilities for electronics, consumer products, and light industrial manufacturing operations.
Food-grade production facilities designed to meet FDA, USDA, and third-party certification requirements.
Fabrication shops and metalworking facilities with welding infrastructure, material handling, and ventilation systems.
Precision manufacturing environments for electronics assembly, testing, and technology production.
Specialized facilities for chemical processing, pharmaceutical production, and controlled manufacturing environments.
Flex space provides the adaptability modern businesses need. Whether you’re combining warehouse, showroom, office, and light manufacturing under one roof, or building speculative space that appeals to diverse tenants, flex buildings deliver versatility and value.
Divisible suites, shared amenities
Research with production areas
Repair, installation, training
Retail front, storage back
Administrative with storage
Production studios, makers
Up to 5,000+ amp services
Central systems & piping
Fumes, dust, heat removal
Heavy loads, trenches, pits
Process heat & equipment
Treatment & distribution
Bridge, jib, gantry cranes
Temperature & humidity
Manufacturing facilities require infrastructure that supports specific production processes. We design and build facilities with the utility systems, structural capabilities, and specialized features your operations demand.
When your production requires controlled environments, we build facilities that meet stringent regulatory and process requirements.
Sanitary production environments with epoxy floors, FRP panels, and food-safe drainage for FDA/USDA compliance.
Temperature and humidity controlled spaces for sensitive materials, products, and precision manufacturing processes.
Facilities designed for hazardous materials handling with containment, ventilation, and safety systems.
Site-cast concrete panels provide durability, fire resistance, and thermal mass for larger manufacturing facilities.
Conventional steel framing for facilities requiring high clear heights, heavy crane loads, or complex configurations.
Cost-effective PEMB systems for flex buildings and light manufacturing where speed and value are priorities.
From process planning through equipment installation coordination, we manage the complete manufacturing facility construction process.
Understanding your production process, equipment needs, utility requirements, and workflow to inform design.
Facility layout, structural design, utility sizing, and specialized system planning with cost validation.
Site development, building shell, utility infrastructure, and specialized system installation.
Equipment installation coordination, commissioning, regulatory approvals, and production startup support.
Building production facilities in industrial parks, business centers, and manufacturing corridors throughout both states.
Metro Atlanta
Cumming / Forsyth
Alpharetta / Roswell
Gwinnett County
Marietta / Kennesaw
Peachtree Corners
Duluth / Suwanee
Newnan / Coweta
Athens / Oconee
Savannah Area
Jacksonville
Orlando Metro
Tampa Bay
Lakeland / Polk
Ocala / Marion
Gainesville
Tallahassee
Daytona / Volusia
St. Augustine
Pensacola
Manufacturing facility construction timelines vary based on size and complexity. Small flex buildings (10,000-30,000 SF) typically take 6-9 months. Light manufacturing facilities (30,000-75,000 SF) generally require 9-14 months. Heavy manufacturing or specialized production plants may take 14-24+ months depending on process equipment, utility requirements, and regulatory approvals. Design-build delivery can accelerate timelines when production deadlines are critical.
Manufacturing facility construction costs in Georgia and Florida typically range from $85-$125 per square foot for flex and light industrial buildings, $125-$200 per square foot for light manufacturing with process utilities, $175-$300+ per square foot for specialized manufacturing with heavy power, cranes, and process infrastructure, and $250-$500+ per square foot for food-grade, pharmaceutical, or cleanroom facilities. Costs depend heavily on process requirements, utility demands, and regulatory compliance needs.
Yes, we build manufacturing facilities with overhead crane systems including bridge cranes, jib cranes, and gantry systems. This involves designing structural steel to support crane loads, providing adequate clear heights for hook heights, installing crane runways and electrical systems, and coordinating with crane manufacturers. We handle everything from 5-ton light-duty cranes to 50+ ton heavy industrial systems for fabrication and assembly operations.
Flex space is versatile industrial building space designed to accommodate multiple uses including light manufacturing, assembly, warehouse, R&D labs, showrooms, and office functions. Typical flex buildings feature 16-24 foot clear heights, grade-level and dock-high doors, ample power, and office buildout potential from 10-50% of the space. Flex space is popular with businesses that need adaptable facilities for changing operational needs or mixed functions under one roof.
Yes, we construct food processing and manufacturing facilities designed to meet FDA, USDA, and SQF requirements. This includes food-safe finishes like epoxy floors and FRP wall panels, sanitary drainage systems, temperature-controlled environments, ingredient storage, process piping and utilities, washdown-rated electrical systems, and separation between raw and finished product areas. We work with food safety consultants to ensure facilities meet regulatory standards and third-party certification requirements.
Spec warehouses, fulfillment centers, and build-to-suit industrial facilities.
Regional distribution centers, last-mile facilities, and cross-dock terminals.
Temperature-controlled facilities for food, pharmaceutical, and cold chain logistics.