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Beef Production Facilities Designed for Your Needs

Animal comfort, efficient feeding and safe handling — planned in from the start.

We work closely with our clients to design and build beef production facilities that prioritize animal comfort, efficient feeding practices and safe handling procedures, considering factors such as ventilation, drainage and manure management.

Your challenges, our approach

How We Solve Them

Safe handling for animals and people

Handling facilities designed around safe procedures.

Wet, muddy lots

Drainage, manure management and roofed heavy use areas.

Capabilities

Methods, Materials & Capabilities

Cattle housing
New housing planned for comfort and ventilation.
Feeding systems
Layouts that support efficient feeding practices.
Handling facilities
Safe, practical handling areas.

Before we build

Design, Engineering & Permitting

Ventilation, drainage and manure management are worked out with you before construction begins.

  1. 01

    Initial Consultation

    Tell us your vision. We listen, walk the site, and talk through how you plan to use the building.

  2. 02

    Planning & Design

    Conceptual drawings, drafting and design services that turn your ideas into a buildable plan.

  3. 03

    Engineering & Permitting

    Architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical and fire protection plans, code analysis and permit submissions.

  4. 04

    Construction

    Site work, foundations and concrete, primary and secondary framing, rigging, mezzanines and cranes.

  5. 05

    Project Completion

    Interior finishing and the final walkthrough — until the key is in your hand.

Our work

Beef Cattle Facilities Projects

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you build a roofed heavy use area for cattle?+

Yes. We've built several roofed heavy use areas, including projects in Danville, Catawissa and Belleville.

Have a Project in Mind? Let's Build It Together.

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