TriTex Building Systems ยท Commercial construction
Industrial, flex and storage buildings planned for their use
TriTex Building Systems provides commercial general contracting for building owners and developers. Manufacturing buildings, flex properties and storage facilities each need the structure, working layout and site considered together. Based in Granbury, we serve Granbury, Cresson, Weatherford, Godley, Aledo, Benbrook and surrounding North Texas communities.
Industrial and manufacturing buildings
Our services include light and heavy manufacturing plants, industrial workshops, warehouses and distribution facilities. Start with the operation: production flow, equipment, deliveries, utility needs and the finished areas used by staff or customers.
Identify the space needed now and the intended future phases. Building height, access, loading and room around the structure belong in the same discussion as the floor plan. The actual design and project requirements determine the final scope.
Flex space for owners and developers
TriTex builds industrial and warehouse flex, office and showroom flex, small-bay units, and tech and business flex space. Consider the tenant mix, shared access, overhead doors, office areas and how units may need to work independently.
This is a construction service for people planning a building or development. For a new flex project, send the proposed location, approximate total area, intended bay layout and any current site or building drawings.
Storage facility construction
TriTex's storage services include climate-controlled facilities, dry storage systems, hallway systems, and covered RV and boat parking. Plan the unit or bay mix, access, circulation and finished areas around the proposed business use.
We build storage facilities for owners and developers; we do not rent storage units. If you are planning a storage property, share the site, intended storage type, approximate area and available design information.
Plan the property and the building together
A project address, intended use and PDF sketch can start the conversation. Existing drawings, access information, utilities, equipment requirements and future phases help define the next decisions. Design responsibilities, required professional involvement and construction scope are established for the project.
Tell Nils where you plan to build so the conversation begins with the actual property, the intended business use and the responsible local jurisdiction.