Triple J Metal steel construction project in Central Texas

Service area · Lampasas County

Built for Lampasas.
Room for vehicles, equipment, and more.

Ranch country on Sulphur Creek, about 55 miles west of our Temple shop. Plan a barn, carport or equipment cover with our own crew.

From HQ
55 mi west · US 190
County
Lampasas County
Language
English & Español
Hablamos español

Where we build

Built local.
Built whole, by us.

Lampasas is the county seat, on Sulphur Creek where US 183, 281 and 190 meet, in ranch country long known for cattle, sheep, goats and deer hunting. The chamber calls it the Gateway to the Texas Hill Country. On a ranch or a town lot, start with what needs covering: a daily driver, a trailer, farm equipment or a workshop, and we’ll plan the welded structure and any concrete as one quoted scope.

Source: Handbook of Texas: Lampasas

Shop: 3319 Tem-Bel Ln, Temple, TX 76502 · 55 mi west · US 190

Know the ground

Lampasas, the way we know it.

Hancock Springs

The city calls its spring-fed pool near the Sulphur Creek bridge the oldest in Texas.

Hanna Springs

A sculpture garden at Campbell Park, on East North Avenue.

The Lampasas County Courthouse

Built in 1884 in the Second Empire style and rededicated in 2004 after its restoration.

Why a local crew

Local crew.
Lampasas timelines.

01

Plan clear height around the tallest vehicle or attachment, including roof-mounted equipment.

02

Discuss delivery access and turning space before selecting a building footprint.

03

Foundation and anchoring details are reviewed for the actual site and design.

04

Send photos of the spot and the approach, and we’ll plan the build around them.

Equipment & Access

Measure the equipment and the approach.

For an RV, trailer, or equipment cover, send overall height and width along with photos or a sketch of the approach. Door clearance, turning room, and usable interior space all belong in the plan.

Questions

Building in Lampasas?
What people ask us.

Still unsure? Call 254-346-7764. A real person from our Temple crew picks up.

The city’s Building & Planning Department at 312 E. 3rd St., which also runs the zoning and flood-protection ordinances. Outside city limits, Lampasas County lists its floodplain administrator on the County Judge’s page. We’ll talk you through it before you sign.

Get a quote

Tell us about
your build.

Two quick steps — your Lampasas ZIP is already filled in. A real Texas crew on the other end, not a form into a black hole.

  • Free quote, no obligation
  • Julian texts back within an hour
  • Military, first-responder & trade discounts honored
Step 1 of 2Your build

What are you building?

Lampasas ✓