Aircraft Hangars

Aircraft hangars require exacting specifications for door systems, structural clearances, and load calculations. Our steel hangar buildings protect single-engine aircraft, helicopters, commercial planes, and military aircraft from weather damage while providing maintenance workspace. They are designed to meet airport authority standards and engineered around your specific door system requirements for reliable long-term operation.

Built Around Proper Door Systems

Hangar doors represent the most critical design element in aircraft storage buildings. We begin every hangar project by establishing door specifications, whether you're using hydraulic bi-fold systems, sliding doors, or specialized commercial aircraft doors. These specifications determine structural load requirements, building dimensions, and foundation design. Our partnership with Diamond Doors ensures proper integration; if not, we'll work with your preferred door supplier to coordinate specifications that guarantee accurate engineering and seamless installation.

Engineered for Aircraft Clearance and Safety

Wingspan, tail height, and fuselage length dictate hangar interior dimensions. Clear-span construction provides column-free interiors that accommodate aircraft movement without obstruction risks. High ceiling clearances protect vertical stabilizers and rotor systems, while wide door openings allow safe entry and exit. Floor anchor systems provide secure tie-down points, and proper ventilation manages fuel vapors and exhaust fumes during maintenance operations.

Maintenance-Ready Workshop Space

Aircraft ownership involves ongoing maintenance and inspections. Our hangar designs integrate workshop areas, parts storage, and electrical systems for maintenance equipment within the same structure. Insulated buildings support year-round maintenance in Canadian climates, protecting both aircraft and technicians from temperature extremes during extended repair work.