TriTex Building Systems

Metal Buildings in Aledo, TX

Serving Aledo & Parker County.

Space for your business to work and grow. TriTex designs and builds commercial metal buildings, flex space, manufacturing facilities, and climate-controlled storage for Aledo-area owners and developers.

AI concept of a commercial flex-space building with multiple overhead doors
Flex space · AI concept rendering
AI concept of a storage hallway with red roll-up doors and white paneling
Hallway systems · AI concept rendering

From the first drawing to working space.

Flex space

Industrial and warehouse flex, office and showroom flex, small-bay units, and tech and business space. Plan the mix around your tenants and how they use the building.

Manufacturing & commercial buildings

Light and heavy manufacturing facilities, industrial workshops, equipment buildings, warehouses, and distribution space—with equipment, deliveries, and expansion in mind.

Storage systems

Climate-controlled and dry storage facilities, hallway systems, and covered RV and boat parking. We build for facility owners and developers; we do not rent storage units.

Engineering & architectural services

Civil and structural engineering, architectural design, conceptual and permit drawing packages, and in-house CAD documentation. Service scope is established for each project.

Aledo project planning

Connect the building to the site.

For your Aledo-area project, plan the working space and the property together—from vehicle access and utilities to room for expansion.

Start with the property

An Aledo mailing address does not necessarily put a property within the city’s jurisdiction. Confirm the location with the appropriate local office before starting the permit process.

City permit guidance ↗

Check the intended use

Discuss your proposed business use, layout, and development needs early. Aledo Development Services provides planning, zoning, permitting, and development-review guidance.

City development resources ↗

Bring the working details

A PDF site sketch, equipment needs, delivery access, and utility information help shape the first conversation. Include future phases so today’s layout considers tomorrow’s growth.

Plan with TriTex →

Requirements depend on the property and proposed use. Confirm them with the responsible local office. The city logo identifies the community we serve; it and the city links do not imply affiliation or endorsement.

Let’s talk about your Aledo build.

Tell us where you plan to build, what the space needs to do, and the approximate size. Continue to the TriTex hub to share your project and see our work.

Start the conversation