A shop that fits the lift — and everything under it.

Every serious shop lives or dies on one number: the eave height. Put a two-post lift under a 10-foot ceiling and you'll never raise a truck to standing height. Give it a 14-foot eave and a 12-foot door and that same lift works the way it's meant to. It's the single spec home mechanics and commercial shops get wrong most often — so it's the first thing we help you get right.

From there it's about bays and open floor. A 30×40 is the classic home shop: two vehicles side by side, a lift, a workbench wall, and tool storage. Step up to 40×60 and you've got the commercial four-lift layout — four roll-up doors across the front, drive-through bays, and room to run a business. Clear-span steel means no columns crowding the lifts or the benches, fire resistance around welding and solvents, and the freedom to add a bay or a door down the road.