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SKYLINE CONSTRUCTION

Industrial and Manufacturing Construction

Skyline Construction delivers expert industrial and manufacturing solutions tailored to the unique demands of complex production environments. From ground-up facilities to precise interior renovations, we prioritize safety, efficiency, and minimal disruption to your operations, ensuring your business keeps moving forward.

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Industrial and Manufacturing Contractor

Skyline Construction specializes in planning, developing, and executing a wide range of industrial and manufacturing projects. Whether it's a design-build, speculative warehouse, or build-to-suit project, we deliver flexible, customized solutions that deliver on function, aesthetic, and meet budgetary goals. Our expertise includes advanced manufacturing, complex tenant improvements, concrete tilt-up, and pharmaceutical production facilities with strict requirements.

AN EXPERIENCED PARTNER

INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Skyline Construction takes pride in providing an exceptional experience to all of our commercial renovation partners. Cost transparency, clear communication, efficient management, and a people-first approach are the foundation of every Skyline project.

PRECISION DRIVEN EXECUTION

Our teams understand the complexity of industrial environments. We bring meticulous planning, technical coordination, and boots-on-the-ground problem-solving to every project.

SEAMLESS CONSTRUCTION IN LIVE ENVIORNMENTS

We’re experts in building around your operations—safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption. Our flexible approach ensures your facility stays productive while we build.

Future-Ready Flexibility

We deliver thoughtful build outs that are designed and constructed to adapt — from robust infrastructure to high-performance finishes that stand up to 24/7 operations, automation, and evolving logistics.

Transparent Process, Trusted Partnership

Skyline is 100% employee-owned and deeply committed to transparency and accountability. You’ll always know where your project stands, with zero surprises and a team that’s in it with you from day one.

EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE NUMBERS

INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING BUILDERS

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59

Projects Built

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$2.7B

Total Project Value

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8M+

Square Feet Built

INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING

EXPERIENCE THE BUILD

60,000 sq. ft. ground-up addition integrated into an existing building to support operational continuity and scalability

40-foot tall precast concrete panels provided structural framework and containment barrier to support operations

60 million pounds of concrete poured for 14-foot-thick walls to ensure containment integrity, thermal resistance, and support for embedded MEP systems

CASE STUDIES

M2 Ingredients

Panasonic

Quidel Rutherford

RefleXion

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M2 Ingredients

Skyline developed a 150,000 sq. ft. warehouse and lab space for an industrial indoor farming, manufacturing and distribution for a leader in the food technology industry.

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Panasonic

More than half of this 120,000 sq. ft. multi-phase design-build project features a warehouse with loading dock and attached offices, along with a new mechanical system for the entire building.

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Quidel Rutherford

This transformation of the former Callaway Golf building into a cGMP manufacturing facility for Quidel included a 48,000 sq. ft. mechanical platform and a 50,000 sq. ft. controlled manufacturing space.

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RefleXion

Skyline collaborated on the design/build of MEP systems for RefleXion’s 50,000 sq. ft. facility remodel, focusing on expanding industrial assembly, testing labs, and radiation research infrastructure.

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FAQS

What are the biggest challenges in industrial construction?

Industrial construction often involves complex infrastructure, active production environments, and strict safety and regulatory requirements. Projects must be carefully planned to avoid disrupting operations while meeting technical and environmental standards.

How is construction in industrial facilities different from commercial buildings?

Industrial facilities are designed for functionality and performance, often requiring heavy-duty structural systems, specialized equipment installations, and support for mechanical, electrical, and process systems that aren’t common in commercial spaces.

What safety considerations are critical in industrial construction?

Working around active machinery, hazardous materials, or confined spaces requires enhanced safety measures. Industrial projects demand rigorous safety planning, compliance with OSHA regulations, and often, alignment with site-specific protocols.

Why is schedule coordination so important on industrial sites?

Many industrial facilities operate 24/7, so construction must be phased carefully to avoid impacting production. Delays or disruptions can lead to costly downtime, making tight coordination with plant operations essential.

What types of systems are commonly integrated in industrial construction projects?

Industrial builds often include systems such as process piping, heavy mechanical and HVAC systems, clean environments, and reinforced slabs or pits for equipment installation. These require close coordination between engineering, procurement, and construction teams.