Clear-span fabric buildings for municipal, industrial & institutional projects across Georgia
Affordable fabric-covered structures that go up fast, delivered by a team with deep roots in the trades and commercial general contracting.
Geoff Crisler
Kevin Hamman
About us
Fabric Buildings Georgia is led by Kevin Hamman and Geoff Crisler.
Our background in the trades and commercial general contracting means we handle more than the building. We understand site work, foundations, permitting and schedules, so your project runs like a real construction job from day one.
Serving all of Georgia: Atlanta / Athens / Savannah / Columbus
Benefits of fabric buildings in Georgia
Affordable, fast-to-erect buildings, delivered by a team with deep roots in the trades and commercial construction.
Clear-span interiors
No interior columns, so you get wide open space for loaders, stockpiles, equipment and flexible layouts.
Built to resist corrosion
Galvanized steel frames and corrosion-resistant hardware hold up in salt, compost and other harsh environments.
Natural light & ventilation
Translucent fabric creates a bright, shadow-free workspace that needs little to no daytime lighting, cutting energy costs.
Fast to erect
Pre-engineered frames and fabric covers go up much faster than conventional construction, so you are up and running sooner with less disruption.
Low maintenance, easy repairs
Modular components make repairs simple, and with proper care the building is designed to last for decades.
Affordable & adaptable
Less material and labor than steel or wood construction, with permanent, temporary or relocatable options to fit your budget.
Our fabric storage building process
01
Consultation
We learn how you will use the building, your site, budget and timeline.
02
Design & engineering
Size, doors, ventilation and loads are specified to fit your application.
03
Zoning & permitting
We help you work through local zoning and permit requirements early.
04
Site prep & foundation
Grading and the right foundation for your soil, load and use.
05
Installation & handoff
Our crew erects the structure and walks you through the finished building.
Fabric structures in Georgia
for all industries
Custom fabric structures for public works, industry and large institutions, sized and engineered for how you use them.
Municipal & Public Works
Public works buildings and garages, equipment and vehicle storage, parks and rec storage buildings
Salt & Sand Storage
Salt storage domes, road salt storage sheds, salt bin canopies, DOT salt and sand storage facilities
Waste & Recycling
Waste transfer stations, large compost buildings, MRF recycling facilities, sludge storage buildings
Bulk Material Storage
Mulch, soil, wood chip and biomass storage, aggregate and bulk commodity buildings
Commercial Storage & Warehousing
Non-climate-controlled storage, distribution space, manufacturing and assembly buildings
Port Cargo & River Terminals
Seaport storage, cargo warehouses, river terminal and commodity buildings near Savannah and Georgia waterways
Universities, Campus and Indoor Athletic Facilities
Indoor practice and athletic facilities, campus equipment storage, maintenance and grounds buildings
Military & Aviation Hangars
Military sheds and storage, fabric aircraft hangars, portable hangars, vehicle maintenance buildings
Agricultural, Livestock & Residential
Cattle and livestock barns, hay and equipment storage, equestrian arenas, grain and fertilizer storage, and replacement covers for existing hoop buildings
FAQ
Learn more about fabric storage buildings in Georgia
How long does it take to install a fabric building in Georgia?
Much faster than conventional construction in most cases. Your timeline depends on building size, foundation and permitting, and we map it out during your consultation.
How does the cost of a fabric building compare to a steel or wood building?
Fabric buildings typically cost less than comparable steel or wood structures because they use less material and go up faster. Pricing depends on size, foundation, doors and site conditions, so we provide a detailed quote after your consultation.
Do fabric buildings need permits in Georgia?
In most cases, yes. Requirements vary by city and county across Georgia. We help you understand local zoning and permitting early so there are no surprises.
How long does the fabric cover last for fabric cover buildings?
With proper care, a quality fabric cover typically lasts 20 to 30 years or more, and the galvanized steel frame can last even longer. When the cover eventually wears out, it can be replaced without replacing the frame.
Do you serve my area?
We serve the entire state of Georgia, working out from Atlanta, Athens, Savannah and Columbus. If your project is in Georgia, we would like to hear about it.