Industrial Construction in Memphis, TN
Heavy operations demand precision. Grinder Haizlip delivers industrial construction across Memphis and the Mid-South, from equipment and tank foundations to plant improvements and specialized facilities like locomotive inspection pits. Our partners bring decades of estimating and project management experience on industrial work.
Industrial projects often happen inside active plants, around live utilities and on tight shutdown windows. We plan safety, access and sequencing up front, coordinate closely with plant personnel and deliver work built to tight tolerances. When the job requires locating buried utilities first, our in-house hydro excavation crews can expose them safely before digging begins.
Industrial work we deliver
- Equipment, vessel and tank foundations
- Deep foundations and heavy structural concrete
- Plant expansions, improvements and upgrades
- Rail and locomotive inspection pits
- Fire water monitor pads and site infrastructure
- Industrial buildings and support facilities
Featured Industrial Projects
Industrial projects include chemical and storage tank foundations, vessel and deep foundations, the Linde plant and the RJ Corman locomotive inspection pit.
Why Grinder Haizlip
Since 1992
More than three decades of building across Memphis and the Mid-South, earned one relationship at a time.
Preconstruction to closeout
Preconstruction, general contracting, construction management and design-build, all from one accountable team.
Experienced leadership
Engineers and LEED Accredited Professionals lead our team, bringing decades of problem-solving to every project.
Industrial FAQs
Can you work inside an operating plant?
Yes. We coordinate safety, access and scheduling with plant personnel and plan work around production and shutdown windows.
Do you handle foundations for tanks and heavy equipment?
Yes. Equipment, vessel and tank foundations are a core part of our industrial work.
Can you locate underground utilities before excavation?
Yes. Our hydro excavation service uses pressurized water and vacuum to safely expose buried utilities before digging.