Warehouse & Distribution Center Buildings

Clear Span

100 ft

Eave Height

30 ft

Parapet

34 ft

Loading Doors

4 raised

Wall System

Insulated metal panels

Roof System

Insulated metal panels

Standard pallet racking typically requires 24–28 ft clear height. High-bay racking systems (VNA, push-back, drive-in) may require 30–36 ft clear. We design eave heights to accommodate your specific racking layout and material handling equipment — tell us your rack height and we'll engineer accordingly.

A common rule of thumb is one dock door per 5,000–10,000 sq ft of warehouse space, depending on throughput. For distribution centers, we typically design 1 dock per 8,000–12,000 sq ft. We can model your specific inbound/outbound volume to right-size the dock count.

Yes. We use insulated metal panel (IMP) systems for both walls and roof — a single-component solution that provides structural cladding and insulation in one panel. IMP eliminates interior framing and drywall, saving significant cost while achieving R-values up to R-42.

Warehouse building packages typically range from $15–$28 per sq ft depending on size, clear height, door count, and insulation spec. Larger buildings benefit from economies of scale. Total project cost including foundation, site work, and erection varies by location — we provide detailed budgetary estimates at no charge.

For warehouses under 100,000 sq ft, pre-engineered metal typically delivers 20–30% lower cost and 4–6 weeks faster than tilt-up concrete. Above 100,000 sq ft the gap narrows, but metal still offers faster erection and greater design flexibility. We can walk you through a side-by-side comparison for your specific project.

We coordinate with your civil engineer and general contractor on foundation design and site work. Our engineering package includes anchor bolt plans and foundation loads for your structural engineer. We can recommend trusted civil and GC partners in Nevada, Arizona, and the Southwest.