Industry · Waste Management

Cover the mess. Control the site.

Transfer station covers, sorting buildings and equipment storage for waste operations, designed to resist corrosion and provide ventilation.

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70 by 80 foot fabric building supplied and installed in Fort St. John, BC

Why fabric works for waste management

01CorrosionMembrane envelopes that leachate and salt air can't degrade.

02VentilationAirflow built into the design to control odour and moisture.

03ImpactLock-block walls that withstand contact from loaders and bins.

04Clear spanOpen tipping floors with room for equipment to operate.

Built for how this sector works

Waste facilities are hard on buildings. Corrosive leachate, impact from loaders and bins, and odour that regulators expect to be contained all take a toll. Fabric structures respond with non-corroding covers, hot-dip galvanized frames, generous ventilation and lock-block walls that tolerate loader contact.

Clear spans keep tipping floors open for equipment, and natural light improves visibility on sorting lines without fixtures to maintain above the pile.

What we build for waste management

01Transfer station coversWeather off the tipping floor and support for odour management.

02Sorting buildingsDaylight over the sorting line and spans that keep layouts flexible.

03Equipment storageCompactors and loaders sheltered between shifts.

04Existing structure repairService on covers and structures in facilities that are still operating.

Buildings this sector runs on

All building types

Storage BuildingsGeneral-purpose fabric storage buildings that deliver dry, secure space quickly and affordably across Canada.Equipment BuildingsClear-span equipment storage designed around your machines: loaders, dozers, cranes, farm equipment and any tracked or tired unit.Bulk StorageBulk storage for aggregate, fertilizer, potash, wood products and industrial commodities, engineered for pile loads and corrosive product.

FAQ

Questions owners ask

How do the buildings handle corrosive environments?

Membrane covers don't corrode, and hot-dip galvanized steel holds up to harsh waste conditions far better than painted structures.

Can you build over an existing tipping floor?

Often, yes. Where existing pads and walls are sound, the structure is engineered around them.

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Landfills Equipment storage, leachate infrastructure cover and operations buildings for landfill sites, built to move as cells progress.Industrial Operations Warehousing, process cover, maintenance bays and laydown structures for industrial operators across Canada.Manufacturing Fast-to-deploy expansion space, finished goods warehousing and process enclosures for manufacturers who need floor area sooner than conventional construction allows.

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