Licensed, bonded and code-correct from slab to sign-off
Industrial general contractor in Murphy for plants, warehouses and build-outs
SpanForge Pro is the Industrial general contractor in Murphy that plant managers, property owners and developers call when a facility has to go up, expand or get rebuilt without shutting down production. We handle tilt-wall, steel erection, MEP rough-in, concrete flatwork and tenant improvements across Collin County. Founded in 2022, we have spent four years building industrial space in Murphy, TX the way it has to be built: permitted, inspected and on schedule.
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What's included
What our industrial general contracting scope covers
Every industrial project is different, but the core scope is consistent. We handle permitting, structure, MEP coordination, finishes and closeout. Add-ons like process piping, specialty foundations or equipment rigging are priced separately once we see the drawings.
Permits and engineering
We file with the City of Murphy, coordinate structural and MEP engineering, and pull the Texas general contractor license into the permit. Plan review on a commercial shell usually runs 2 to 4 weeks, and we track it daily so comments do not sit.
Sitework and concrete
Demo, grading, utilities, slab and flatwork. We pour and finish industrial slabs to FF/FL tolerances and set anchor bolts with a template. A laser level and concrete mixer stay on site through the pour so elevations hold within 1/4 inch over 10 feet.
Structure and envelope
Steel erection, tilt-wall panels, roofing, insulation and wall panels. We coordinate the crane, the bolting crews and the roofing sub so the building is dried in before interior trades start. Roof penetrations are flashed and photographed before close-in.
MEP rough-in and trim
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire protection and process piping. We photograph every wall cavity before drywall and pressure-test the plumbing before ceilings go in. Rough inspections are scheduled 48 hours out so the job does not stall.
Finishes and closeout
Drywall, paint, doors, lighting, trim and final cleaning. We walk the punch list with you, correct every item, and hand over as-builts, inspection reports and a workmanship warranty. Most projects get their certificate of occupancy within 5 to 10 days of final inspection.
Service overview
What an Industrial general contractor in Murphy actually does
An Industrial general contractor in Murphy is the single point of responsibility for a non-residential build or rebuild, from site prep and permitting through structural, MEP, finishes and final inspection. That means we pull the City of Murphy permits, hold the Texas general contractor license, coordinate the subs, and carry the schedule. On a 20,000 sq ft warehouse shell, that is roughly 14 to 22 weeks of work. On a 4,000 sq ft plant expansion, it is closer to 8 to 12 weeks.
Murphy sits in Collin County, where industrial stock is a mix of newer tilt-wall shells along the FM 544 Corridor and older metal buildings near Murphy Road that were never designed for today's electrical or HVAC loads. Owners call us when a tenant needs a build-out, when a roof leak has reached the insulation, or when a foundation crack has started walking up a slab. If you need an industrial construction contractor Murphy TX who reads the drawings before swinging a hammer, that is the job we do.
How we workWe verify the cause, compare realistic options, and confirm the repair before we leave.
The service timeline
How our industrial build process runs
The process flexes to the condition, but these checkpoints keep decisions clear.
Walk and scope
We meet you at the facility, measure the space, and photograph existing conditions. You get a written scope with a line-item budget and a realistic schedule within 3 business days. On a 15,000 sq ft tenant build-out, that first walk usually takes 90 minutes.
Permits and engineering
We file with the City of Murphy, coordinate structural and MEP engineering, and pull the Texas general contractor license into the permit. Plan review on a commercial shell typically runs 2 to 4 weeks. We track it daily so a comment does not sit on a desk for a week.
Sitework and structure
Demo, grading, utilities and slab come first, then steel or tilt-wall erection. A laser level and a concrete mixer are not glamorous, but they are how a slab stays flat within 1/4 inch over 10 feet. We set anchor bolts with a template, not by eye.
MEP and envelope
Electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-in run behind the structure, then insulation, roofing and wall panels close the building. We photograph every wall cavity before drywall and pressure-test the plumbing before the ceiling goes in. Rough inspections are scheduled 48 hours out.
Finishes and turnover
Drywall, paint, doors, lighting and final trim, then the punch walk. We hand over as-builts, warranty documents and a maintenance schedule. Most Murphy industrial projects get their certificate of occupancy within 5 to 10 days of the final inspection.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we bring to industrial jobs
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians, so the job is done accurately the first time.
DeWalt and Milwaukee cordless drills
Used for structural bolting, anchor setting and MEP hangers. We keep spare batteries on every crew so a dead tool never stops a pour or an inspection prep.
Laser level
Sets elevations for slab pours, racking anchors and door openings. We check flatness within 1/4 inch over 10 feet before the concrete sets.
Concrete mixer and vibrator
Handles small structural pours, equipment pads and repair work where a ready-mix truck cannot reach. Vibration removes voids so the pad carries the machine load.
Circular saw and sledgehammer
Demo, framing and panel cutting. On industrial renovations we cut and remove damaged material without disturbing adjacent structure or live utilities.
Stud finder and tape measure
Locates framing and embed plates before we drill or anchor. It prevents hitting conduit or post-tension cable, which is a costly mistake on a warehouse slab.
Sherwin-Williams and Behr coatings
Specified for industrial walls, steel and floors. We match the coating to the environment, whether it is a wash-down area, a weld shop or a clean room.
Use cases
When Murphy businesses call an industrial contractor
These examples show how the service framework adapts rather than forcing every call through one repair.
Plant expansion without downtime, North Murphy
A manufacturer needed 6,000 sq ft of new production space but could not stop two shifts. The existing building had no spare electrical capacity and the slab had to carry new machine loads. → We built a dust wall, ran night shifts, poured a reinforced equipment pad and added 480V distribution. The expansion was producing in 11 weeks, and the electrical inspection passed on the first walk.
Warehouse renovation for a new tenant, Murphy Road Corridor
A 12,000 sq ft warehouse had damaged drywall, non-compliant restrooms and a slab crack running through the shop. The owner had 60 days before a new tenant took possession. → We permitted and completed the renovation in 54 days: new drywall and paint, ADA restrooms, sealed slab crack and LED lighting. The tenant signed, and the owner avoided two months of vacancy loss.
Problems we solve
Industrial problems we fix in Murphy facilities
Industrial buildings fail in predictable ways. Here are the ones we see most in Murphy and how we handle them before they cost you a tenant or a production day.
Roof leaks over production or storage space
We tarp the same day, then locate the source with an infrared scan. We replace the wet insulation, repair or replace the membrane, and re-flash every penetration. On a 20,000 sq ft roof, the full repair usually runs 3 to 5 days and comes with a workmanship warranty.
Foundation cracks and slab settlement
We core and scan the slab, map the crack pattern, and determine whether it is shrinkage or settlement. Shrinkage cracks get routed and sealed with epoxy. Settlement gets underpinned or mudjacked. We then pour a new topping slab to bring the floor back to FF/FL tolerance.
Outdated electrical for new equipment
We run a load calculation, upgrade the service and panel, and pull the City of Murphy electrical permit. New 480V distribution, conduit and disconnects go in to NEC standards. We coordinate the utility disconnect so production only stops for the tie-in window.
Poor insulation and high utility bills
We audit the envelope, then add or replace insulation in the walls and roof deck. We seal penetrations, upgrade doors and verify with a blower-door test. Most Murphy clients see a measurable drop in summer cooling cost the first season after the work.
Pricing process
What industrial construction costs in Murphy
$35 - $220 per square foot depending on scope
Building size and height
Square footage sets the base cost, but clear height matters too. A 32-foot clear warehouse needs more steel and a taller lift than a 20-foot clear building, which can add 15 to 25 percent to the structure package.
Slab and foundation scope
A standard 6-inch slab is one price. A reinforced 8-inch slab with equipment pads, trenches and embedded conduit is another. Expansive clay in Collin County may require deeper piers, which adds cost but prevents settlement.
MEP complexity
A basic warehouse needs lighting and a few circuits. A process plant needs 480V distribution, compressed air, dust collection and specialty plumbing. MEP can swing from 15 to 40 percent of the total budget depending on the process.
What does an industrial general contractor do in Murphy TX?
An industrial general contractor in Murphy TX manages the entire non-residential build, from permits and engineering through structure, MEP, finishes and final inspection. We hold the Texas general contractor license, coordinate every sub, and carry the schedule. On a warehouse or plant project, that means one contract, one superintendent and one point of accountability instead of a dozen. You get as-builts, inspection reports and a workmanship warranty at turnover.
How much does an industrial general contractor cost in Murphy?
Typical 2026 industrial construction in Murphy runs $95 to $220 per square foot for a full build-out, and $35 to $75 per square foot for a renovation or tenant improvement. A 10,000 sq ft warehouse shell usually lands between $950,000 and $1.6 million. Cost moves with slab thickness, steel span, MEP complexity and whether the building stays occupied during construction. We give you a line-item budget before you commit.
How to hire an industrial construction contractor in Murphy TX?
Start by verifying the Texas general contractor license and asking for OSHA 30 documentation on the superintendents. Then ask for three industrial references in Collin County and visit one active job. A real industrial construction contractor Murphy TX will walk your facility, measure it, and give you a written scope with a schedule. If a bidder cannot show you a tilt-wall or MEP project they ran, keep looking.
Do I need an industrial general contractor for my Murphy facility?
You need one any time the work touches structure, MEP, the envelope or the certificate of occupancy. That includes warehouse build-outs, plant expansions, roof replacements over production space, and renovations in pre-1980 buildings where EPA Lead-Safe rules apply. Small cosmetic work can go to a handyman. Anything that requires a City of Murphy commercial permit should go to a licensed industrial general contractor.
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