Take the pieces you need or hand us the entire site. Either way you deal with one team that understands what happens inside the building after it's finished.
Purpose-built livestock housing from foundation to roof. Our asymmetric-gable structure with an integrated mezzanine doubles your growing floor on the same footprint — more birds per square foot through engineered airflow, not overcrowding.
Manual or fully automated. Auger feed lines, inline water filtration and sensor-driven motor control — the same setup running our coops daily. We size it to your flock and train your staff on it.
Insulated cold rooms with evaporator and condensing unit, built and commissioned for real cold-chain integrity. We installed our own — so we know how it behaves in a Jamaican summer, not just on paper.
A sequential, single-direction processing line laid out to prevent cross-contamination — clean in, finished product out. Built around the workflow, drainage and wash-down realities of actual processing days.
Dry, secure, vermin-resistant storage for feed, bedding, medication and equipment — sized to your batch cycle so you can buy inputs in bulk and protect the margin you just saved.
On-site office, staff facilities or caretaker living quarters. Because a farm that runs around the clock needs somewhere for records to live and for people to actually be.
Anyone can put up a shed and fill it. Raising more birds in the same space without losing them to heat, damp or disease is a different job — it takes airflow design, a second level that actually works, and feed and water every bird can reach. That's the job we do.
Plenty of our clients don't just want a coop — they want land that feeds itself. Housing, water capture, cold storage and living space designed as one system, so the farm supports the household and the household supports the farm.
See how the mezzanine and airflow double your flock on one footprint — drag to orbit, scroll to zoom. This is the layout behind our own 2,000-bird flock.
Indicative model — every build is dimensioned to your land and flock at the site visit.
Broiler and layer housing, brooding areas, processing and cold chain. Our deepest specialty — it's what we run.
Shelters, feed bunks, water troughs, handling crushes and wash-down drainage built for the weight and wear cattle put on a structure.
Raised-floor housing, feed and water lines, kidding pens and secure fencing suited to Jamaican terrain.
Raising something else? We build for most livestock — tell us what you have in mind.
No two pieces of land behave the same way. We price after we've stood on yours.
We walk the land, talk through your target flock size and budget, and tell you honestly what it will take.
A layout and itemised quote per module, so you can stage the build across seasons if cash flow needs it.
Structure, systems and commissioning by one team — no chasing three different contractors for one building.
We show your team how to run and service every system, and stay reachable after the last invoice.
Pick your scope below and send it straight to us on WhatsApp. We'll come back with a site-visit date — every quote is bespoke, so we won't pretend to price it from a web page.
Opens WhatsApp with your build scope written out — no obligation.
Yes — most farmers do. We quote per module so you can put up housing now and add the cold room or slaughterhouse when the cash flow supports it. We design the first stage so the later ones bolt on cleanly.
Often, yes. Retrofitting automated feed and water lines, improving ventilation, or adding a cold room to an existing structure is common work for us. The site visit tells us what's worth keeping.
We're based at Old Works District, Point Hill, and travel across Jamaica for builds. Distance affects scheduling and mobilisation, so mention your parish when you reach out.
Because ground conditions, access, water supply and power all move the number — and a quote that ignores them isn't a quote, it's a guess you pay for later. We price after the site visit.
Tell us what you're trying to raise and how many. We'll tell you what it takes to build it properly — and you can come inspect ours first.
