All types of flex space
Industrial, warehouse, office, showroom, small-bay, tech and business flex. Consider tenant divisions, overhead doors, shared access and room for future changes.
TriTex Building Systems
Serving Glen Rose & Somervell County
Glen Rose · Somervell County seat
Make your next building work for the property and the business inside it. TriTex serves Glen Rose and Somervell County with commercial metal buildings, general contracting and coordinated design—from workshops and flex space to storage facilities.
Commercial contractor and general contractor services for Glen Rose-area projects, with the building, site work and design scope coordinated around your needs.
Industrial, warehouse, office, showroom, small-bay, tech and business flex. Consider tenant divisions, overhead doors, shared access and room for future changes.
Light and heavy manufacturing, workshops, warehouses and distribution space. Match the structure, clearances and building systems to your operation.
Climate-controlled and dry storage construction, hallway systems, and covered RV and boat parking. We build facilities for owners and developers; we do not rent storage units.
Architectural planning, civil and structural engineering, drawing packages and design-build coordination. We establish the design and construction scope around your project.
Glen Rose project planning
Tell us whether you are starting on an open site, adding to a building or adapting existing space. Access, drainage, utility service and the proposed use help shape the next steps.
For work involving an existing building or historic property, raise those details early. Discuss any applicable review with the responsible local office alongside the design and occupancy needs.
These official resources are starting points, not permit or approval guarantees. Requirements depend on the property, jurisdiction and proposed use.
Send the location, approximate square footage, intended use and any PDF drawings through our main website. Your inquiry goes to the TriTex team.
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