CASE STUDIES
Equestrian| Equipment | Salt & Sand | Waste & Recycling
Equestrian
 Brooklyn Stables - Building A Dream With Cover-All
The Brooklyn Stables equine training facility, including an 18,200 square foot Cover-All® arena, has attracted the interest of hunter/jumper enthusiasts throughout their region and beyond. Suzanne Cullen and her husband Sean Carroll are pursuing their dream with the development of their commercial equine facility... read more.
 Runestone Farm - The Future's Bright with Cover-All
At the age of fifteen, Kelly Theisen began her eventing career and went on to compete extensively over the years. She has many medals to her name including the Harry T Peters Trophy, USEA Intermediate Rider of the Year, gold and silver team medals at the North American Young Rider Championships, and most recently the Cindy Burge Scholarship for USEA Instructor Certification. Kelly currently instructs at Runestone Farm and has several young horses preparing for their eventing debut as well as a number of students competing at USEA events... read more.
 Thunderbird Show Park - Cover-All Top Choice for Equine Show Park
The Thunderbird Show Park is an 85-acre horse show facility centrally located in the heart of the Fraser Valley, just 45 minutes east of Vancouver. The park holds five major Hunter & Jumper show tournaments a year and hosts a variety of different equestrian events and shows. The facilities at the year-round park include three Cover-All® buildings used for stabling, a warm up arena and stalls, with plans for another Cover-All® building for manure storage... read more.
Equipment
Falcon Lake Golf Course - Cover-All Offers Everyday Weather Protection
When Falcon Lake Golf Course purchased a new fleet of golf carts, they decided to store them inside a Cover-All® building. The 32' (9.7m) wide x 120' (36.5m) long Cover-All® Legend® building houses 60 carts daily... read more.
 Foster City Fire Department Cover-All Provides Relocatable Fire Hall
When Foster City officials needed a temporary building for two years during the construction of the new fire hall, project architect DES Architects & Engineers of Redwood City, CA recommended a 80 wide x 73 long Cover-All® TITAN® building as the ideal solution... read more.
 Rudig Jensen Automotive -Cover-All Part of Successful Dealership
The merging of the Ford and Chrysler dealerships in Lisbon, WI allowed the dealerships to strengthen and grow. The new merger also meant a new location along Interstate 94 with the opportunity to build new facilities, including its Cover-All® TITAN® showroom. Located 200 miles from Minneapolis and 200 miles from Chicago, the Cover-All® building is a landmark in the area... read more.
Salt & Sand
 New York State Department of Transportation. - Over 150 Cover-All Buildings Used for Salt Storage in New York State
When two wood salt storage buildings collapsed within months of each other in February 2003, the New York State Department of Transportation (NY DOT) hired an independent engineering company to examine the remaining 146 salt storage buildings across the state to ensure there were no more building failures. The report concluded 70 more buildings suffered from major structural inefficiencies and a building solution was needed fast....read more.
 Capital District Salt -Builds Largest Covered Salt Storage Facility in the US
When Capital District Salt and Cargill needed to purchase a structure to cover their salt stockpiles at Cargill’s 200,000 ton Port of Albany regional distribution center in Albany, NY, Cover-All Building Systems was the ideal choice... read more.
Waste & Recycling
 Kingdom Projects, Inc. - Coverall enables expansion opportunity
In 2002, Kingdom Projects decided to
aggressively expand their solid waste collection and retrieval
services from the current 2.3 million pounds to 3.5 million pounds
per year. But first, they needed to expand their facility and
equipment quickly, economically and efficiently...read more.
 Village of Bartlett -
In 2003, the Village of Bartlett in
Illinois purchased four Cover-All® Legend buildings to cover their
aerobic digesters at their waste water treatment plant.
Located just 40 miles from Chicago, the facility handles the waste
water for 26,000 people residing in three different counties.
"We have twelve individuals employed with the sewer department who
take care of the treatment plant as well as nineteen lift stations
and the total sewer system within the Village of Bartlett," says Ron
Johnson, Waste Water Supervisor. "This treatment plant is
considered a medium to large size treatment facility."... read more
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