Custom Modular Construction in Texas.

New modular buildings built to your specifications — any industry, any size. Choose your floorplan, your materials, and your finish level. Available for lease or purchase statewide.

Not a Catalog. Your Specs.

Standard office trailers work for a lot of situations. Custom modular construction is different — it’s a building designed around your requirements, built to represent your operation, and finished to the level you want.

  • Your floorplan — choose from standard layouts, provide your own, or we design around your requirements

  • Your materials — base package and upgrade options for exterior and interior finishes

  • Lease or purchase — we structure the deal that makes the most financial sense for your project

  • Full turnkey available — plumbing, electrical, and permits handled start to finish

Every Industry. Statewide.

  • Construction — superintendent buildings, multi-unit site complexes, permanent job site facilities

  • Commercial — office expansions, headquarters buildings, satellite locations

  • Healthcare — clinic buildings, exam room additions, administrative facilities

  • Education — classroom complexes, administrative buildings, specialty labs

  • Oil & Gas — field offices, crew facilities, scale houses, operations centers

  • Government — administrative buildings, public works support, emergency response facilities

Quality That Holds Up.

Every custom build starts with commercial-grade materials. Upgrade options are available for projects that call for a more finished or permanent look.

Standard exterior: steel, Hardie Board, Hardie Panel, or Smart Board siding with trim options

Standard interior: vinyl-covered gypsum walls, VCT flooring, cove base trim

Upgrade options: brick/stone veneer, storefront windows, glass partition walls, engineered hardwood, custom tape texture and paint, ground-mounted HVAC, concrete slab foundation

Custom Projects Start With a Conversation.

Tell us your industry, size, site location, and timeline. We’ll follow up with questions, discuss your project, and put together a detailed proposal.