- 236-464-1719
- Located in Edmonton, AB
Whether your temporary or fabric-covered building needs relocation, cover replacement, repairs, replacement hardware, or structural updates, CSA Buildings provides practical solutions to help extend its continued use.
From crane-assisted relocation to rebuilding and engineering-related updates, we can help adapt your existing structure to changing site and operational requirements.
Relocate. Repair. Update. Keep Building.
Building practical spaces that fit your work, needs, and everyday demands.
Purpose-built space for equipment, grain, hay, commodities, livestock, and seasonal storage.
Flexible clear-span buildings for equipment, materials, bulk storage, and daily operations.
Multiple building profiles, configurations, access options, and fabric systems designed around your site and operational needs.
Fabric Covered Buildings Canada offer a practical approach by combining a strong steel framework with a durable membrane cover and open interior space. At Canadian Structures Advantage (CSA) Inc. Buildings Solutions, we provide agricultural, commercial, recreational, retail, and marine applications, with options designed around how each structure will be used. Whether it’s a new storage facility or replacing an existing cover, the goal is to create usable space that supports day-to-day operations.
In Canada, a building needs to do more than provide four walls and a roof. It needs to accommodate equipment, materials, livestock, vehicles, seasonal demands, and changing business needs while withstanding local weather conditions.
Fabric covered buildings have evolved well beyond temporary shelters. Modern structures use engineered steel frames and high-performance membrane systems to create durable spaces for storage, production, livestock, recreation, and other applications.
One of the biggest advantages is the clear-span interior. Without interior support columns taking up valuable floor space, equipment, vehicles, bulk materials, and other items can be positioned and moved more freely. Fabric structures can also bring natural light into the building while supporting airflow and ventilation.
For businesses, farms, municipalities, and other property owners, common considerations include:
Agricultural operations often require substantial enclosed or semi-enclosed space for equipment, commodities, livestock, and seasonal materials. Fabric-covered buildings can be configured for applications such as grain, machinery, hay, commodity, and fertilizer storage.
Livestock applications can also include cattle barns, dairy buildings, sheep barns, swine housing, and other agricultural facilities. The open interior layout can make movement around equipment, animals, and stored materials more practical.
Industrial operations may need large, flexible areas for equipment, materials, maintenance activities, or bulk storage. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. offers building options for equipment, sand, and salt storage, mining applications, oil and energy operations, and waste and recycling in Canada.
Fabric buildings can also support commercial applications where usable floor area and adaptable access are important.
Fabric structures are often well-suited for recreation because they can create wide, unobstructed interior spaces. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. lists indoor sports facilities, indoor riding arenas, and boat storage among its applications.
These structures can also be considered for tennis facilities, batting ranges, and other recreational uses where interior clearance matters.
Not every building project falls neatly into agriculture or industrial storage. Fabric-covered structures can also support retail, marine, airplane hangar, and other specialty applications. Our range of industries reflects the flexibility of fabric membrane construction.
Selecting a building profile starts with understanding the intended use. Width, clearance, storage requirements, site conditions, and operational needs can all influence the appropriate structure.
We currently offer several profiles, including:
The steel frame provides the structural foundation, while the fabric membrane creates the protective exterior. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. uses Enduro-Loc fabric technology, describing the polyethylene membrane as engineered for durability and performance in fabric-covered building applications. The fabric is available in eight classic colours.
We also offer an optional Keder cover system for its galvanized steel frame buildings. Dividing the cover into sections can help reduce or simplify maintenance, particularly on wider structures and buildings with eaves.
The result is a building approach that can balance usable interior space, durability, natural light, ventilation, and flexibility.
A new Fabric Covered structure is only one part of maintaining a fabric-covered facility. We also provide services for existing hoop and fabric buildings throughout Canada.
An aging or damaged membrane does not necessarily mean the entire building needs to be replaced. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. can manufacture replacement covers for hoop buildings from various manufacturers, including Cover All structures.
For polyethylene fabric covers affected by tears, rips, or holes, repair services are also available. Replacement covers can use Enduro-Loc fabric technology.
Small components can play an important role in keeping a hoop building functional. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. supplies replacement items such as:
Replacement parts can also be manufactured for buildings made by other brands.
Business needs can change, and a temporary building may need to move to another site. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides crane services to help relocate temporary facilities and storage buildings.
When an existing building needs to be rebuilt or updated to meet current engineering codes, Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. can also assist with the process.
A building’s performance depends heavily on proper engineering for its location and intended use. Factors such as snow loads, wind conditions, building dimensions, access points, and foundation requirements should be considered during planning.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. states that its design process considers snow and wind loads in the applicable area, as well as how materials are moved in and out of the building.
Fabric building construction are also used across agriculture, commercial, industrial, municipal, and recreational applications because their layouts can be adapted to different operational requirements. Clear-span designs, flexible profiles, and customizable access points can help accommodate equipment and workflow needs.
The comparison is not simply about choosing fabric instead of steel or another conventional construction method. The right choice depends on the intended application, site, budget, timeline, and performance requirements.
Fabric-covered buildings can provide:
Clear-span construction can reduce obstructions and improve equipment movement and storage capacity.
Buildings can be designed around different uses, access requirements, and site conditions.
Fabric membranes can help create a brighter interior while supporting airflow, depending on the building design.
Fabric structures can be suitable for permanent, temporary, or changing operational requirements.
Components such as covers and hardware can be repaired or replaced without necessarily removing the entire structure.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. has operated since 2000 and is based in Canada. The company manufactures fabric-covered buildings and works through a network of dealers and installers serving customers throughout Canada.
A project can begin with the fundamentals: what needs to be stored, how the space will be used, what equipment needs access, the desired building dimensions, and the environmental loads involved. From there, the appropriate profile, cover configuration, and building features can be considered.
Whether the requirement is agricultural storage, livestock housing, industrial material storage, recreational space, or a temporary facility, Fabric-Covered Buildings in Canada can provide a flexible building option tailored to practical operational needs.
A useful building should support the work happening inside it. That may mean making room for large farm equipment, protecting bulk materials, creating a clear-span livestock area, storing seasonal inventory, or providing a flexible facility that can be relocated later.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides fabric-covered buildings along with cover replacement, repair, replacement parts, hardware, relocation, and building update services. With multiple building profiles and applications, the process can be tailored to the site’s specific requirements.
Contact Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. to discuss the intended application, building size, access requirements, and project specifications.
Fabric-covered buildings can support agricultural, commercial, recreational, retail, and marine applications. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. also provides structures for livestock, grain, machinery, hay, commodity, fertilizer, sand, salt, equipment, mining, energy, waste, sports, riding arenas, boat storage, and airplane hangars.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. offers fabric-covered structures for grain, machinery, hay, commodities, and fertilizer storage. The available building configurations can provide enclosed space for agricultural materials and equipment while accommodating the operational requirements of a working farm.
Fabric-covered structures can be used for cattle, dairy, sheep, and swine applications. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. specifically lists cattle barns, cattle buildings, dairy buildings, sheep barns, and swine housing among its livestock applications.
Yes. Equipment storage is one of Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s listed industrial and agricultural applications. A fabric-covered structure can provide enclosed space for machinery and equipment while allowing the building configuration to be planned around access and storage requirements.
Yes. Grain storage is specifically included among Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s agricultural applications. The appropriate building configuration can be selected based on storage volume, building dimensions, equipment access, and other operational considerations involved in handling agricultural commodities.
Yes. Fertilizer storage is one of the agricultural and industrial applications listed by Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.. Building planning should account for the intended material, storage method, access requirements, dimensions, and applicable site or operational considerations.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. lists both sand storage and salt storage among its industrial applications. These structures can provide covered storage for bulk materials while the building layout can be considered around loading, unloading, equipment movement, and available site space.
Yes. Mining facilities are included within Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s industrial building applications. Depending on the project, the structure can provide covered space for equipment, materials, or operational needs, with dimensions and configuration selected according to the intended use.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. lists oil, gas, and energy among the industries served by its fabric-covered building systems. Project requirements may include storage and operational space, with building selection based on the application, dimensions, access, and site-specific needs.
Yes. Waste and recycling are included in Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s industrial applications. A fabric-covered structure can provide covered operational or storage space, with the building planned around material handling, equipment access, required dimensions, and the intended workflow.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. manufactures replacement covers for hoop buildings from any brand, including Cover All structures. This allows an existing building frame to receive a replacement membrane rather than automatically requiring construction of an entirely new facility.
Yes. The services page specifically states that Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. can manufacture replacement covers for any brand of hoop building, including Cover All. The replacement cover can be produced for the existing structure's requirements.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. uses fabric incorporating Enduro-Loc™ technology for replacement covers. The company describes this material as its durable fabric-cover option for hoop and fabric-covered building applications, including replacement projects.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides repair services for polyethylene fabric covers affected by tears, rips, or holes. Repairing the existing membrane can address localized damage without automatically requiring full cover replacement.
Repair may be appropriate when damage is localized, such as a tear, rip, or hole. Replacement may be considered when broader membrane deterioration or extensive damage affects the cover. An assessment of the existing cover can guide the appropriate service.
In many replacement-cover projects, the existing hoop-building framework can be retained while a new cover is manufactured for it. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. specifically provides replacement covers for existing structures from various manufacturers.
Not necessarily. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s cover replacement service is designed for existing hoop buildings, allowing the cover to be replaced while retaining the existing building structure when suitable for the project. The condition of the frame remains an important consideration.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. manufactures replacement covers for existing hoop buildings, regardless of the original brand, including Cover-All. The replacement process can therefore support maintenance or renewal of an older fabric-covered building.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides several replacement components, including ratchets, webbing, fasteners, and cable assemblies. The company also states that it can manufacture replacement parts for buildings made by other brands.
Yes. The service includes replacement parts for hoop buildings from other manufacturers. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. can also manufacture replacement parts for other brands, making the service useful when maintaining an existing non-Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. structure.
Ratchets are among the replacement hardware components supplied by Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.. They form part of the building's cover-related hardware system. When a component becomes damaged or requires replacement, compatible hardware can help maintain the existing structure.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. lists webbing and fasteners among its available replacement components. Individual hardware replacement can address specific worn or damaged parts rather than requiring replacement of every building component.
Yes. Cable assemblies are specifically included among the replacement parts available from Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.. Replacing individual assemblies can be part of maintaining an existing hoop or fabric-covered building.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. states that it can manufacture replacement parts for any building brand customers have. This provides an option for owners maintaining existing hoop structures from manufacturers other than Canadian Structures Advantage Inc..
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides crane services for moving temporary buildings and storage facilities to another location. The company states that it has the tools and equipment needed to support relocation of these structures.
The service uses crane equipment to help relocate temporary or storage buildings. Relocation planning depends on the existing structure, destination, site conditions, and equipment requirements, with the goal of moving the facility safely to its new location.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. states that it can help when a building needs to be rebuilt or brought up to current engineering codes. The required updates depend on the existing structure and the applicable engineering requirements.
Engineering updates may become relevant when an existing structure needs rebuilding or when requirements have changed. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s service includes assistance with bringing buildings up to current engineering codes where applicable.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s services specifically cover temporary buildings, including relocation and updates. A temporary structure may be moved to another location, while rebuilding or engineering-code updates can address changing project requirements.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. provides crane services to relocate facilities or storage buildings. Whether a particular structure can be moved depends on its design, condition, site logistics, and relocation requirements, which should be evaluated as part of project planning.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. offers several building profile families, including Advantage, Pro-Advantage, Integrity, Crossover, Temporary, Cattle Integrity, and Infinity. Each profile provides a different configuration that can be matched to application and project requirements.
The Advantage Series is one of Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s available building profiles for fabric-covered structures. Selection depends on the project's intended application, dimensions, operational requirements, access needs, and other structural considerations established during building design.
The Pro-Advantage Series is one of Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s fabric-covered building profiles. It provides another configuration option when planning a structure, allowing the building system to be selected according to the project's use, dimensions, and operational requirements.
The Integrity Series is an Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. building profile designed for fabric-covered structures. It forms part of the company's range of configurations, alongside Advantage, Pro-Advantage, Crossover, Temporary, Cattle Integrity, and Infinity profiles.
The Crossover Series is one of Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s available fabric building profiles. Its suitability depends on the intended application and project parameters. Building selection should consider factors such as use, dimensions, access, and site requirements.
The Temporary Series is an Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. building profile intended for temporary fabric-covered building applications. Its inclusion in the company's profile range supports projects where a facility may need flexibility beyond a conventional permanent building arrangement.
The Cattle Integrity Series is specifically included in Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s building profile range and supports cattle-related applications. Building configuration can be selected around the needs of livestock operations, including required space, access, and intended use.
The Infinity Series is one of Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s fabric-covered building profiles. It provides another structural configuration within the company's product range, with selection based on project application, building requirements, site conditions, and other design considerations.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. offers new fabric-covered and temporary buildings, cover replacement and repair, replacement parts and hardware, and building relocation and updates.
Yes. Its services cover both new fabric-covered building manufacturing and maintenance of existing hoop structures. Customers can seek new structures, replacement covers, repairs, hardware, relocation support, or engineering-related building updates.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. manufactures fabric-covered and temporary structures for commercial applications. Allowing project specifications to be developed around the intended business use.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. includes recreational applications such as indoor sports, indoor riding arenas, and boat storage. These uses can benefit from building configurations suited to large interior areas and the specific requirements of recreational operations.
Yes. Retail is specifically identified as an industry served by Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s fabric-covered building systems. Building requirements can be evaluated according to the intended retail use, space requirements, access, and other project considerations.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. identifies marine applications among its served industries and specifically lists boat storage. Fabric-covered structures can therefore be considered for covered marine storage where the building design matches the site's needs.
Yes. Airplane hangars are included among Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s listed applications. Plan a building intended for aircraft storage around the required clearances, dimensions, access, and operational characteristics of the aircraft and facility.
Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s quote form requests information such as the building category, building type or use, building ZIP code, and building size, along with contact and project details. These details help establish the basic scope of the request.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc.'s service request categories include farm and fertilizer applications, while its broader fabric-building services cover agricultural needs. Projects can involve new buildings, replacement covers, repairs, hardware, or other applicable services.
Yes. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. states that it provides fabric-covered building services to customers throughout Canada.
Often, the required repair depends on the nature and extent of damage. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. can repair tears, rips, and holes in polyethylene covers and can provide individual replacement hardware and parts for existing hoop buildings.
Project planning should consider the building's intended use, size, site, access requirements, existing structure if applicable, and whether the need involves construction, repair, replacement, relocation, or updates. Canadian Structures Advantage Inc. offers services across each of these areas.
