Triple J Metal
Service area · Bell County
Built for Salado.
Made for your Salado property.
A historic village on Salado Creek, about 17 miles south of our Temple shop. Plan a carport, garage or barn that suits the village and your lot.
- From HQ
- 17 mi south · I-35
- County
- Bell County
- Language
- English & Español
- Hablamos español
Where we build
Built local.
Built whole, by us.
Salado is a historic village on Salado Creek, just east of I-35 in southern Bell County. The creek was the first designated Texas natural landmark, and the village’s zoning includes a Historic District, so finish, color and placement deserve more thought here than in most towns. Newer neighborhoods such as Mustang Springs are growing alongside the older village lots. Tell us your space, access and the finish you want, and we’ll plan the welded structure and any concrete as one quoted scope.
Source: Handbook of Texas: Salado
Know the ground
Salado, the way we know it.
Salado Creek
The first designated Texas natural landmark (1966) runs through the village. If your lot is near it, check the village’s 2025 floodplain map early.
The Stagecoach Inn
Restored in the 1940s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it sets the village’s historic tone.
Salado College ruins
The ruins stand in Salado College Park, off South Main Street and College Hill Drive.
Why a local crew
Local crew.
Salado timelines.
Choose panel and trim colors alongside the existing home, rather than as an afterthought.
Include a sketch of parking, gate access, and any areas you want to keep open.
Review drainage and foundation needs for the actual site before settling the layout.
Concrete is separately defined in the quote so the full scope is clear.
Finish & Layout
Bring the house and the build into the same plan.
Share exterior colors, rooflines, and any architectural guidelines before choosing panel colors. We match roof and trim colors so a carport or garage sits naturally beside the home.
What we build in Salado
Same crew. Every build.
Questions
Building in Salado?
What people ask us.
Still unsure? Call 254-346-7764. A real person from our Temple crew picks up.
Check with the Village of Salado’s Development Services at 301 N. Stagecoach Rd. The village takes building permit applications through a web form, and its zoning has an amendment on storage and accessory buildings. We’ll talk you through it before you sign.
Ask Development Services before you plan. Salado’s zoning ordinance includes a Historic District, where new development needs a Planning and Zoning Commission permit.
The village posts a 2025 floodplain map on its maps page. Outside village limits, the Bell County Engineer is the floodplain administrator.
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