PEB Industrial Buildings & Warehouses

What we deliver

Pre-engineered factories, warehouses, logistics sheds and industrial buildings — structure, cladding, civil foundations and flooring, and MEP delivered together rather than split between a steel supplier and several site contractors.

An industrial building is judged on a few things: clear span, clear height, floor capacity, and how soon it can start operating. PEB is chosen because it wins on all four — provided the foundations, the steel and the services are ready for each other.

Scope of works

What drives the cost

Clear span and eave height · crane capacity · roof and wall cladding specification · insulation · floor loading and slab thickness · number of dock openings · fire protection required for the stored goods · site access for steel delivery and cranes.

Where projects go wrong

• Steel arrives before foundations are ready. Erection stalls and the steel sits in the open.
• Grade slab designed without racking loads. High-bay racking concentrates large point loads on the floor.
• Fire requirements set after the design. Sprinklers and hydrants change the roof height, water storage and pump room.
• Ventilation and daylighting ignored. Large sheds without them are hot and dark and need lighting all day.
• Drainage undersized. A large roof collects a great deal of water in a monsoon downpour.

Why Hagerstone

Single-partner execution — PEB, civil, MEP and interiors under one integrated team, so foundations, steel and services are sequenced by one programme.

15 welders, 15 fitters, a 35-member firefighting team and a 53-member site team in-house, under ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 and 79+ quality checkpoints.

Standards referenced

Steel design to IS 800:2007. Wind loading to IS 875 (Part 3). Fire and life safety for industrial and storage occupancy under NBC 2016, Part 4.