Forge Building Company Expands Its Product Line
Forge Building Company has expanded its product portfolio with the introduction of custom-engineered steel carport systems designed for multifamily, mixed-use and commercial developments, broadening the company's integrated steel building offerings for developers.
Announced Aug. 11, the new product line is intended to help property owners enhance tenant amenities while creating additional revenue opportunities through covered parking. According to the company, the engineered steel carports are designed to improve project functionality, increase tenant appeal and support long-term property value.
As demand for premium amenities continues to rise in the multifamily and commercial real estate sectors, covered parking has become an increasingly desirable feature for residents and tenants. In addition to protecting vehicles from weather, covered parking can improve a property's appearance, increase convenience and provide owners with opportunities to generate revenue through reserved parking programs.
“Developers are continually looking for amenities that create lasting value while helping their communities stand out in competitive markets,” said Hamish Bell, president of Forge Building Company. “Our steel carport systems are engineered to deliver long-term durability, architectural appeal, and seamless integration with the overall development, giving owners another opportunity to enhance both the resident experience and the return on their investment.”
Forge said its steel carport systems are engineered for structural performance, durability and low maintenance. The company noted that steel offers resistance to rot, insects, warping and weather-related deterioration, helping reduce long-term ownership costs while delivering decades of reliable performance.
Each carport system is custom designed to complement the architecture and site layout of individual developments. The company works with developers, architects and general contractors to deliver project-specific solutions that include single- and double-loaded parking configurations, multiple roof profiles, custom column layouts, architectural color options, and engineering designed to meet local wind and snow load requirements.
Forge's integrated design-build model combines engineering, detailing, fabrication and installation through a single provider, a process the company says helps streamline project delivery, reduce coordination challenges and maintain construction schedules.
The steel carport systems are designed for a range of commercial applications, including multifamily apartment communities, build-to-rent developments, condominiums, townhome communities, mixed-use projects, senior living campuses, student housing, hospitality properties and office developments.

The expansion marks the latest addition to Forge Building Company's portfolio of steel building solutions, which also includes self-storage facilities, flex space and premium storage developments.
“Whether we’re constructing self storage facilities, flex space, premium storage developments, or now steel carports, our focus remains the same: delivering high-quality steel solutions that maximize performance, simplify construction, and create lasting value for our clients,” added Hamish.
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