Purpose-built industrial construction for Arizona operations
When you’re expanding production, adding a warehouse, or modernizing a process line, you need a builder that designs for the desert and delivers on schedule. Bunney’s Inc. plans, builds, and upgrades industrial facilities across Arizona—pairing practical engineering with field-tested execution—so your site is safe, efficient, and ready for growth.
New to Bunney’s? Learn who we are and explore our capabilities.
What you can expect
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Thoughtful preconstruction: clear scope, realistic budgets, and buildable drawings
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Trade coordination that keeps utilities, structure, and process in sync
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Safety-first field execution aligned with OSHA and owner procedures
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Transparent schedules with milestones you can track
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Clean turnover: as-builts, O&M packages, and training
What we build
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Manufacturing & processing – production floors, utility rooms, pits, trenches, equipment bases, and process tie-ins
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Distribution & warehousing – high-bay slabs, dock systems, MHE embeds, and site circulation
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Support infrastructure – pump houses, compressor and chiller pads, electrical/MEP rooms, and tank foundations
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Brownfield upgrades – live-facility expansions, shutdown planning, and phased cutovers
Delivery that fits your project
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Design-Build: single point of accountability from concept through commissioning
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CMAR/CM-at-Risk: early cost certainty with constructability and phasing input
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Plan-Spec / Hard Bid: competitive execution with rigorous QA/QC
Preconstruction services
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Site due diligence, geotech review, and permitting path
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Concept layouts, structural systems comparison, and cost modeling
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Schedule mapping (long-lead items, outages, and seasonal constraints)
Self-perform strengths (schedule + quality control)
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Concrete & civil: foundations, slabs, equipment pads, containment, curbs, and trenches
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Site utilities: water, sewer, storm, and process piping corridors
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Equipment setting: rigging plans, alignment, and grout/anchorage
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Selective structural work: embeds, secondary steel, and miscellaneous metals
Built for Arizona conditions
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Heat & monsoon ready: pour sequencing, curing plans, wind/rain contingencies
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Soils & slabs: mix designs, vapor control, and jointing that handle thermal swing
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Compliance: dust control permits, SWPPP, stormwater BMPs, and environmental documentation
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Worker safety: hydration, shade, and task rotation baked into the plan
A practical project roadmap
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Scope & criteria – loads, clear heights, utilities, code and insurance needs
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Concept & budget – options with pros/cons, ROM costs, and lifecycle impacts
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Permits & procurement – submittals, long-lead tracking, and vendor alignment
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Groundwork – earthwork, utilities, and foundations with in-place testing
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Structure & systems – slabs, steel, equipment setting, MEP/process tie-ins
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Startup & turnover – testing, training, closeout docs, and warranty walk
Cost & schedule: what drives them
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Site conditions: cut/fill volumes, rock, groundwater, and utility distances
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Structure & slabs: loads, rack or machine criteria, and finish tolerances
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MEP/process scope: specialty systems (e.g., cooling, compressed air, tankage)
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Phasing: work inside operating plants and outage windows
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Long-lead items: switchgear, specialty doors, cranes, or custom equipment
Want numbers you can use? Ask for a quick feasibility package with concept plan, ROM budget, and critical-path schedule.
Quality & safety, documented
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Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), concrete break reports, and weld/NDE records
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Daily JHAs, lift plans, and confined-space/LOTO procedures
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Complete turnover: as-builts, O&M manuals, warranties, and maintenance schedules
FAQs
What’s a typical timeline for an industrial build?
Small support buildings can finish in a few months; major plants or expansions often run 8–18 months. The critical path is usually utilities, foundations, and long-lead equipment.
Can you build while we stay online?
Yes. We phase work, create safe separations, and align tie-ins with scheduled outages to minimize downtime.
Design-Build or plan-spec which is better?
If speed, budget certainty, and constructability matter, Design-Build typically wins. Plan-spec fits when your design is already complete or bid requirements dictate.
How do you handle Arizona heat and monsoon season?
We sequence pours for cooler hours, use curing compounds/shade, anchor temporary works for wind, and keep contingency days in the schedule.
Do you manage permits and inspections?
We coordinate submittals, agency reviews, special inspections, and closeout documents with your AHJ.
What sustainability options are available?
Cool-roof assemblies, high-albedo pavements, daylighting, right-sized HVAC, water reuse, and EV/readiness—balanced against ROI and maintenance.
What happens after turnover?
You get a single warranty contact, scheduled check-ins, and optional preventive maintenance for critical items like joints, sealants, and equipment pads.
