Building Composites, an innovator in structural composite exterior building skin systems, announced an expansion of their operation that includes additional storage capacity and new office space to support the company’s growth and commitment to quickly scaling operations.

The existing manufacturing facility now features a new corporate office design and layout detailed with a spacious associate breakroom, locker room and bathrooms. It provides 5,000 square feet of space to accommodate the growing team and enhance operational efficiency. 

In addition, the company has leased a 4-acre lot situated near the main facility in Moraine that will provide storage and a much-needed staging area to support their aggressive production and shipping schedules.  

“This expansion is a direct reflection of the momentum we’ve built over the past year,” said Andy Loff, CEO of Building Composites. We’re thrilled with the new office space. It’s comfortable and gives us the room we need to collaborate as well as quiet areas for more focused work.”

The company’s flagship product, HyperWall™, is a sustainable exterior building skin system that incorporates proven material, design and manufacturing technologies to simplify building construction while enabling greater versatility and lower overall project costs. HITT Contracting, a top national commercial construction firm, has partnered with the company to construct its new headquarters in Falls Church, Va. The structure will feature 344 HyperWall panels. 

“We deal with very large-scale projects that require significant space to build the panels and ready them for shipment,” said Loff. “The panels can be as large as 40 feet by 10 feet. So the new lot gives us the footprint we need to ensure we can fulfill orders on schedule as we continue to grow. We’re excited to see where this expansion takes us.”

The company has brought its state-of-the-art manufacturing along with approximately 100 jobs to the Dayton area. 

To learn more about the ambitious growth plans of Building Composites LLC and how the HyperWall panel system can be used in your next project, visit www.building-composites.com.