The engineered steel frame, wall and roof panels, trim, overhead doors and walk doors, shipped to the site for a local erector or general contractor to put up.
Auto shop building options
Plan service bays around the vehicles and repairs you take on. Include the cars waiting for parts, tool storage and the work outside the bay doors.
The frame stood on your slab and closed in, with the overhead door openings framed, so your own trades can run air lines, power and lighting.
Slab, building, office, customer waiting area, parts room and restrooms under one contract, handed over ready for lifts and tools.
Bays with an overhead door at each end, so cars pull in one side and leave out the other without backing past the next bay.
Longer, taller bays for box trucks, buses, tractors or a company fleet, with doors and clear height set by the largest unit you service.
Collision repair space laid out around frame racks, prep stations and the paint booth the building has to house, vent and power.
Concrete designed for the point loads of two-post and four-post lifts, with floor drains, trench drains and any pits placed before the pour.
Tell us what you need.
Tell us the bay count, vehicle sizes and lift models you plan to use.
Try the dimensions in 3D.
Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.