Industrial Construction
Avis Construction is a general contractor with decades of experience in industrial construction.
We have the experience to meet the specific needs of today’s increasingly complex manufacturing technologies. As a certified Butler Builder, we provide pre-engineered building systems that can save you time and money, without sacrificing quality. You’ll get long-lasting value, without the hassle of yearly maintenance. We are able to coordinate sophisticated racking and material handing systems, super flat floor requirements, complex mechanical and process piping systems, large crane systems, paint booths, pre-treatment facilities or any of your heavy industrial needs.
Patton Logistics
Dublin,VA
Cooper Industries
Roanoke, VA
Dynax America USA Headquarters
Botetourt County, VA
Integrity Windows
Roanoke, VA
Mongtomery County Shell Building
Blacksburg, VA
Tetra USA
Blacksburg, VA
Warehouse Construction
Warner Lambert
Dublin, VA
Hanover Direct
Roanoke, VA
Orvis Distribution Center
Roanoke, VA
Tweeds
Roanoke, VA
Hamco
Roanoke, VA
Frito-Lay Distribution Center
Salem, VA
Botetourt County Shell Building
Botetourt County, VA
Distribution Center
Salem, VA
VA Varsity Storage
Boutetourt County, VA
We've been building with Butler® for over 50 years.
Avis Construction is proud to be an authorized Butler Builder®.
Design Options
As an authorized builder for Butler Manufacturing Company, Avis Construction Company represents the leader in design and manufacturing of pre-engineered metal building systems.
Experience
Avis Construction’s relationship with Butler Manufacturing spans more than 50 years.
Let’s start a conversation.
Our team takes a no-pressure, consultative approach to new projects. We’d love to hear more about your plans and see if Avis Construction is the right general contractor for your needs.
Featured Project:
Theatre 101, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Performing Arts Center
The facility is home to the School of Performing Arts at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA.
Building History
The building opened in October 2009. It and the adjacent Henderson Hall, renovated at the same time, are the university's first LEED-certified buildings.