Self-Storage Construction
One Construction Team Across Every Major Storage Format.
- Established in 1998
- More than 21 million square feet erected
- Single-story through multi-level construction
- Nationwide field operations
Johnson Construction has specialized in self-storage construction since 1998. Family- and veteran-owned, the company has erected more than 21 million square feet for facility owners and developers nationwide. Our work covers ground-up self-storage facilities, active-site expansions, and conversions of existing buildings.
Johnson crews carry connected building systems through field installation. Project scopes can include structural steel erection, metal roofing and wall systems, roll-up doors, hallway systems, siding, trim, gutters, and flashing through completion of the building envelope.
Self-Storage Building Formats
Single-story drive-up storage places units at ground level along vehicle-accessible aisles. Multi-level and climate-controlled facilities concentrate rentable area inside an enclosed vertical building. Boat and RV storage adds larger bays, taller openings, longer spans, and circulation planned around oversized vehicles.
The format changes the structure, envelope, access, and sequence of installation. Johnson Construction works across each format with field crews experienced in the steel and storage systems shown in the construction documents.
Ground-Up Facilities and Expansions
Ground-up self-storage construction begins with a defined building plan and material package. Johnson mobilizes crews and equipment around the site conditions, delivery schedule, staging area, and installation sequence required by the project.
Expansion work adds buildings, unit rows, or interior storage capacity to an existing property. Work at an operating facility is planned around available access, tenant circulation, and the connection between the new construction and the existing buildings.
Steel, Envelope, Doors, and Hallways
Structural steel establishes the building frame and dimensions. Roofing, wall panels, siding, trim, gutters, and flashing close and protect the building envelope. Roll-up doors, partitions, and hallway systems establish the rentable unit layout and tenant circulation.
Keeping those installation scopes connected gives field leadership a complete view of the building as work moves from the delivered material package through the finished facility.
Nationwide Field Operations
Johnson Construction plans field staffing, equipment, deliveries, and material staging around each project. The company has completed construction, expansion, conversion, and service work across the country while maintaining its self-storage specialization.
Common Questions
What types of self-storage facilities does Johnson Construction build?
Johnson Construction builds single-story drive-up storage, multi-level facilities, climate-controlled buildings, boat and RV storage, expansions, and conversions of existing buildings.
What construction work does Johnson perform?
Project scope can include structural steel erection, roof and wall systems, roll-up doors, hallway systems, siding, trim, gutters, and flashing through completion of the building envelope.
Does Johnson Construction work nationwide?
Yes. Johnson Construction operates nationwide and has completed self-storage construction, expansion, conversion, and service work across the country.
How long has Johnson Construction built self-storage?
Johnson Construction was established in Utah in 1998 and has erected more than 21 million square feet of self-storage.