Building industrial buildings in the Dominican Republic

A building is several jobs chained together: the foundation and floor, the steel frame with its columns, beams and purlins, the roof, the side cladding, the doors and the electrical installation. When each part comes from a different supplier, each waits for the one before and nobody answers for the whole.

We fabricate and erect the structure, the aluzinc roof and the metal cladding, and we assemble the electrical panels on our own line. The foundation is defined with the project’s structural engineer from the soil on your plot, and we coordinate it with the civil works.

We start from the use of the building, approximate dimensions and a photo or a hand drawing. We measure the plot with digital equipment, draw the building in 3D so you see the model before we fabricate, and our multidisciplinary engineering team reviews it.

Once the model is approved we cut with our laser machine, weld and paint in the plant, and you follow progress through photos. Meanwhile the site is prepared, so when the foundation is ready the pieces are already waiting. Our crew lifts columns and frames with a crane until the building takes shape.

In the Dominican Republic, wind rules. Purlin spacing, roof fastening and the anchors to the foundation are decided in the design, from the wind loads of the site and the codes the project’s engineer applies; they are not an automatic quality of steel.

Facing the sea, corrosion protection weighs as much as the calculation: we paint the whole structure in the plant before it leaves and, after delivery, the Plan Costa checks rust, paint, anchors, bolts and welds, with a report and photos. Each structure carries a QR code plate with its history.

Businesses expand. A structure bolted and welded in pieces takes new bays, an office mezzanine or a change of use. If you expect to grow, say so at the start and the design will leave the next bay prepared.

The pieces travel along the Autovía del Coral and the Autovía del Este toward La Romana, San Pedro de Macorís and Santo Domingo, and along the Autopista Duarte to Santiago and the Cibao. We have pages with the detail of each area, from Punta Cana to Puerto Plata, and we also take jobs in other provinces.

Tell us the use, the approximate length, width and height, where the plot is, and whether you want skylights, roll-up doors or panels. Send it through the quote form or on WhatsApp and we answer with a clear price, what it includes and the delivery time.