Salt Storage Facility
Engineered fabric salt shed on ponywall foundation — corrosion-proof storage for winter operations.
Engineered fabric structures and steel buildings — installed, repaired, recovered and maintained by certified crews across Canada. Mining sites to municipal yards, we build where the work is.
Fully Engineered To Your Site-Specific Conditions. No Compromises.
A fabric building is a structure, not a tent — and we treat it that way. Every S&T project is designed, documented and installed to the codes your building inspector, insurer and site owner expect.
Structures designed to the National Building Code of Canada and the applicable provincial codes — BC Building Code and NBC Alberta Edition included.
Stamped engineered drawings sealed by professional engineers registered in the province of installation — the documentation your permit application needs.
Snow, wind and seismic loads calculated to your exact location's climate data — not a generic rating that falls short of a Fort McMurray winter.
Structural steel and welding to CSA standards with CWB-certified welders, and hot-dip galvanized framing for corrosion protection.
Need help with the permit itself? We support permit applications with drawings, load calculations and code documentation. Read our permit guide →
Most contractors sell buildings or fix them. We do the whole arc — which means the crew that installs your structure is the same one inspecting it in year five and recovering it in year twenty.
Design-build delivery from engineered drawings to final tension — any foundation, any span.
Installation → 02Tears, cables, keder and storm damage on any brand — quoted from photos, fixed in one trip.
Repairs → 03A new membrane on your sound frame — another 15–20 years for a fraction of new-build cost.
Cover replacement → 04Inspections and tension programs that keep small problems from becoming February emergencies.
Maintenance →From engineered new builds to emergency tarp-offs at 2 a.m. — one contractor for the entire life of your structure.
Engineered fabric buildings erected by our own crews — foundations to final tension, any manufacturer.
Learn more →Tears, cable failures, storm damage, full cover replacement. We keep 20-year-old buildings working.
Learn more →Annual inspection programs and preventative maintenance plans that add years to your cover.
Learn more →Pre-engineered metal buildings and structural steel, erected by CWB-certified crews.
Learn more →Buildings moved between sites or taken down safely — engineered lift plans included.
Learn more →Patch kits, replacement covers, cables, tensioning straps, doors and ventilation — shipped or installed.
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Not every job wants fabric — and we don't force it. Our crews erect structural steel and complete pre-engineered metal buildings from all major suppliers: primary and secondary steel, cladding, trims and doors, with CWB-certified welding and documented QC on every connection.
One contractor for a mixed yard means one schedule and one accountability — whether the next building on your site is membrane or metal.
A torn cover is an open building. Our crews mobilize across Canada with tarp-off kits, patch systems and replacement panels — protecting your assets before the next weather system arrives.
Small tear? Remote site? Handy crew of your own? The S&T Patch Kit puts a strong, waterproof, long-lasting repair in your hands — everything needed for the fix, in one bag, with instructions that assume nothing.
Site visit or photo review, engineering check, scope defined in plain language.
Fixed-price proposal with schedule — no vague allowances, no surprises.
Certified crews, documented safety program, daily progress reporting.
Warranty, maintenance programs and annual inspections for the life of the building.
Every sector loads a building differently — potash corrodes, loaders collide, lease sites end. Find yours below.
Engineered fabric salt shed on ponywall foundation — corrosion-proof storage for winter operations.
Clear-span maintenance building with 24′ overhead doors, installed on an active mine site.
20-year-old structure recovered in 72 hours — new membrane, cables and tensioning system.
Wherever the work is — crews mobilize fast, anywhere in Canada.
Yes — most of the buildings we repair, recover and inspect were installed by someone else. Britespan, Norseman, Coverco, Calhoun, Sprung, ClearSpan and every legacy brand: buildings don't care who put them up, and neither do we.
It depends on span, length, foundation and site — which is why we don't publish a misleading number. What we do promise: a fixed price in writing within one business day of you telling us the job, with no vague allowances hiding in it.
Small structures stand in days; large clear-span buildings typically take one to three weeks on site. From signed quote to working building is measured in weeks — not construction seasons.
Yes. Crews mobilize Canada-wide, with remote and fly-in logistics planned and priced into the quote up front. Western Canadian sites are typically reached within a day.
Send photos. If damage is localized and the fabric has life left, we'll quote a repair. If the cover is chalking, brittle or failing in multiple places, a recover is the better spend. We do both, so the answer you get is the honest one.
Send us your building size, location and what you need done. A real estimator — not a call centre — replies within one business day.
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