Open-Sided Equipment Shelter in Jasper

An open-sided building is the hardest case for wind, because it gets underneath and lifts rather than pressing down. The structure has to be held down, not merely covered over, and that is where the money goes on a shelter this wide.

Steel trusses span the full width onto timber posts, with timber purlins carrying the panel. Nothing obstructs the floor, which is the whole point — equipment drives straight through.

Newton County is the steepest ground we work in and access is usually the constraint rather than the build. Delivery and staging were planned before the quote, because on these sites that is a real part of what a job costs.