Steel Structure Auto Repair Shop Video

If you are looking for an automotive body shop or car repair building your search is over. JDCC offers multiple steel building models perfectly suited for the automotive repair industry. Large, open spaces with high interior sidewall clearances give you the room you need to put cars on lifts and work on other tall vehicles.

From small residential repair shops, to large commercial autobody and detailing centers, our buildings can be custom tailored to your specific needs. Multiple bays for numerous door openings is a snap. JDCC's autobody shops are designed to stand the test of time with a 30 year warranty on our arch buildings, and a 50 year frame warranty on out rigid frame i-beam structures.

Having an auto repair building that matches your specific needs is an essential part of keeping your mechanic business running smooth and profitable. This is also an important factor in the safety of your customers and your employees. Choosing a metal building kit for the construction of your new auto shop offers you the ability to get exactly the design you need, with affordability that may surprise you.

Affordability

Traditional ground-up buildings can be expensive, both in material costs, and labor cost. Choosing a metal building kit can save money in several ways:

Customized Design

With designs that offer clear span framing, you can lay out your auto shop without worrying about interior columns that create barriers and obstacles. You can provide safe, consistent workflow in the shop by choosing the size and placement of bay doors. Provide a safe work environment by customizing adequate ventilation. Designing the interior elements of you shop allows you to provide a comfortable waiting area to consult with customers. You can enhance your branding with design elements such as roof color and pitch, siding colors and textures, or by adding additional aesthetic elements such as brick, stone, or wood.

Safe and Durable

Metal buildings are not susceptible to many of the elements that lower the lifespan, and expense of traditional wooden buildings. Metal buildings are not flammable, and do not have issues with insect infestations. Galvanized metal is more resistant to rust and chemical corrosion. These factors mean increased safety, with lower maintenance costs. In many cases, metal buildings are cheaper to insure than wooden buildings.