Self-Performing Concrete Contractor

Cold Storage & Refrigerated Facilities

Specialized self-performing concrete work for refrigerated warehouses, freezer buildings, and temperature-controlled distribution facilities across North Texas, bid as a subcontractor to GCs or direct to the owner.

Sub-Bid or Direct

Your Concrete Partner for Cold Storage & Refrigerated Facilities

Cold storage facilities are among the most specialized building types in commercial construction. The floor and foundation systems require precise coordination with insulation and refrigeration trades to create efficient, reliable temperature-controlled environments.

We self-perform the concrete scope on cold storage facilities from site work through slab commissioning. Our experience includes freezer warehouses, refrigerated distribution centers, food processing facilities, and pharmaceutical cold storage. We coordinate directly with the specialized refrigeration contractors who design and install temperature control systems, whether we're subcontracting to the general contractor or contracted direct by the owner.

Cold storage construction in North Texas has grown significantly as e-commerce grocery, food distribution, and pharmaceutical logistics expand in the DFW market. The region's central location and transportation infrastructure make it ideal for temperature-controlled distribution.

Our cold storage expertise includes floor systems designed for temperature differentials, vapor barrier placement, insulated panel installation, and dock configurations that maintain temperature during loading operations.

Who We Serve

  • Cold storage developers and operators
  • Food distribution companies
  • Pharmaceutical logistics providers
  • Grocery and food service distributors
  • Third-party cold storage operators

Important

We bid this scope as a subcontractor to general contractors, and we contract directly with property owners and developers who want the concrete package handled on its own. Either way, our own crews do the work.

Self-Performed Scope

What We Deliver

We self-perform the concrete scope on your cold storage & refrigerated facilities project with our own crews and equipment.

1

Temperature-controlled building envelope

2

Insulated metal panel installation

3

Specialized floor systems with thermal breaks

4

Refrigeration system coordination

5

Temperature-controlled dock systems

6

Vapor barrier and moisture management

7

Refrigeration equipment pads and supports

Our Process

How We Deliver Your Project

01

Programming: Temperature requirements, workflow analysis

02

Site development: Grading, utilities, paving

03

Structure: Foundations, structural frame (steel or tilt-wall)

04

Envelope: Insulated panels, vapor barriers

05

Floor: Thermal breaks, insulation, slab construction

06

Refrigeration: Equipment installation, piping, controls

07

Commissioning: Temperature testing, system verification

Example Project Capability

Refrigerated Distribution Center

Location

I-35W Corridor, Denton County TX

Client Type

Food distribution company

Project Scope

125,000 SF multi-temperature distribution facility

Deliverables

  • 80,000 SF freezer space at -10°F
  • 35,000 SF cooler space at 34°F
  • 10,000 SF ambient warehouse and office
  • 28 refrigerated dock doors with seals
  • Ammonia refrigeration system coordination

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Cold Storage & Refrigerated Facilities

What floor systems do you use for freezer buildings?

Freezer floors require thermal breaks and under-slab heating or insulation to prevent frost heave. We construct floor systems with rigid insulation, vapor barriers positioned correctly, and heating systems where required to maintain stable ground temperatures.

Do you install the refrigeration systems?

No. We coordinate directly with specialized refrigeration contractors who design and install temperature control systems, making sure our floor and foundation work integrates with the building structure, electrical systems, and controls they install.

How do you maintain temperature during dock operations?

Cold storage docks use insulated doors, dock seals/shelters, and sometimes vestibule systems to maintain temperature during loading. We coordinate dock design with your operations team to optimize temperature control and efficiency.

For GCs, Developers & Property Owners

Ready to Discuss Your Cold Storage & Refrigerated Facilities Project?

We bid this scope to general contractors and work directly with developers, property owners, and facility managers. Get a comprehensive concrete bid for your commercial or industrial project in Flower Mound and North Texas.

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