BEYOND CONSTRUCTION, something BIGGER IS HAPPENING.
Facilities are just the beginning of bettering our communities.
A successful project is a well thought out project. Facilities are nothing without great people to operate them. That’s why we strive to make the experience and process as easy and seamless as possible while providing a personal touch.
Delivering on Promises and Watching our Communities Prosper
With families and businesses flocking to the suburbs around Dallas, skilled builders are needed more than ever to meet the community’s explosive growth. Our Texas division, with offices in Prosper and Fort Worth, is leading the way in North Texas, specializing in industrial, K12, and municipal facilities. While our team stays busy pouring energy into every project, they’re known for giving every client a personalized and helpful building experience.
The Crossland Texas division has built millions of square feet of buildings for businesses and communities in the region. Why? Turns out that’s what happens when you do good work and do what you say you’ll do when you say you’ll do it. We love transforming the way our clients work, live, and play.
Building 5 Square Footage: 800,280 SF
Building 6 Square Footage: 1,008,416 SF
Building 7 Square Footage: 1,044,000 SF
ILC Buildings 5,6 & 7
Fort Worth, TX I Nearly 3 Million SF Combined!
Building 3 Million SF of Industrial Power
Crossland’s Texas Division recently celebrated the accomplishment of completing three large industrial warehouses for NorthPoint Development, with a combined floor space of almost 3 million square feet. Prior to these projects, Crossland had only completed one project exceeding a million square feet. Now, our Texas team has successfully completed three million square feet of facilities within 300 yards of each other.
It’s All About Building Relationships
Our team worked diligently with Northpoint to deliver these projects on time, and along the way, we were able to build a great partnership.
As a trusted partner of NorthPoint Development, it was a pleasure to get the opportunity to work with them again out of our Texas region.
Derek Schoeneberg, Regional Vice President for NorthPoint Development, expressed gratitude for the partnership, stating, “I’ve been collaborating with Crossland since 2020, starting with the Kansas City division. Our initial project with them was FedEx. It marked the fastest completion of a facility in FedEx’s history and established a strong foundation for our partnership.
What distinguishes Crossland from other contractors is their commitment to embodying core values that align seamlessly with NorthPoint. They consistently prioritize doing the right thing, maintaining financial discipline, and working with a sense of urgency – qualities that are paramount to us and our tenants. Crossland truly understands and emphasizes these values in their work.”
Delivering on Promises
Our team strives for project precision and timely completion on every project, knowing these factors are crucial. Our dedication extends to every detail, prioritizing what matters most to our clients. Building high-quality structures is a source of great pride for us, and we are humbled to get the opportunity to partner once again with NorthPoint Development.
Green Bay Packaging
Fort Worth, TX I 650,000 SF
A Super Plant Built for Advanced Manufacturing
They call it a “Super Plant” and for good reason.
At 650,000 SF, Green Bay Packaging’s new Fort Worth facility is one of the largest and most sophisticated manufacturing operations in the region. Built on a 46-acre site, the $61 million facility includes 560,000 SF of manufacturing floor space and 52,000 SF of multistory office and mixed-use areas. The project features 32 docks, a rail spur and rail dock, state-of-the-art machinery, and automated conveyance and extraction systems to support high-output manufacturing.
Purpose-Built with Precision
The exterior was constructed primarily with tilt-wall panels and enhanced with ACM, metal paneling, architectural louvers, and custom sunshades. Inside, the gallery-style office showcases skylights, wood feature walls, glass railings, and branded graphics, creating a professional space designed to impress.
Specialized features include advanced HVAC systems, industrial compressed air, and automated cooling systems, all built to accommodate a complex equipment package sourced from Italy, Germany, Japan, and Korea.
Solving Big Challenges
This project came with challenges that matched its size:
Late-stage design changes for key mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems added complexity. Crossland worked closely with owner-hired equipment vendors and coordinated utility needs to maintain critical installation timelines.
Unpredictable weather caused site delays, but our team resequenced activities and got key spaces dried in so the owner’s equipment could be delivered and set on time.
MEP scope clarity was limited early on. We partnered with the owner in the final project months to ensure power, cooling, and utility demands aligned with their operational goals.
Delivered with Integrity
This was not our first project with Green Bay Packaging. Crossland previously completed their 566,000 SF Tulsa facility, which served as the foundation for this next step. The success of that initial build helped set the standard, and the trust that carried through to this “super plant” in Texas.
Together, both projects highlight our ability to deliver large-scale, highly technical manufacturing spaces through collaboration, flexibility, and unwavering attention to detail.
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One of the Largest Manufacturing Plants in Texas
Crossland partnered with Knauf Insulation to build one of the largest manufacturing plants in Texas — a 600,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in McGregor. Located on a 200-acre site formerly used as fairgrounds and pasture, the transformation into a full-scale, 24/7 manufacturing operation is nothing short of remarkable.
Speed, Scale, and Precision
A Values-Driven Partnership
This project reflects the strength of Crossland’s relationship with Knauf, two family-owned companies that prioritize people, product quality, and long-term value over short-term gain. With aligned values and a shared commitment to excellence, the partnership was a natural fit.
Results That Set a Benchmark
The McGregor plant marks one of the largest manufacturing buildings Crossland has delivered to date. It is a powerful example of how innovation, collaboration, and the right construction methods can create facilities that support both operational goals and workforce needs. Mcgregor,
To meet aggressive timelines and budget goals, the facility was constructed using tilt-wall techniques. This approach not only accelerated delivery but also helped reduce overall costs. Some of the concrete panels stood 75 feet tall and weighed up to 230,000 pounds, making them the largest panels Crossland has ever produced. It was a bold structural solution that paid off in time savings and construction efficiency.
Waxahachie, TX I 638,400 SF
Lewisville Facility & Fleet Maintenance
Lewisville, TX I 35,254 SF
Expanding for Growth and Efficiency
The City of Lewisville selected Crossland to deliver its new $14.5 million, 34,000 SF Facilities and Fleet Maintenance Facility—a major step forward in supporting the city’s growing infrastructure needs.
Designed for Efficiency
This high-performance facility includes 14 service bays, five bays for heavy equipment, vehicle lifts, workstations for mechanics, a fuel oil storage area and station, and an elevated mezzanine for added functionality. The building also houses administrative offices and meeting rooms, ensuring all departments are supported under one roof.
The structure features a durable concrete tilt-wall exterior with inset reveals, paired with structural steel framing, tile accents, and metal panel siding for a clean, modern look.
Problem Solving in Action
During construction, our team encountered a major challenge: a failing retaining wall near an adjacent pond. Rather than letting this issue derail progress, we collaborated closely with the design team and civil engineers to explore cost-effective solutions. The final decision was to remove the wall entirely and stabilize the area with a base of compacted aggregate, saving time and maintaining budget alignment.
Client-Focused Outcome
This project became a valuable learning experience, reminding our team of the importance of understanding water tables and site conditions early. Most importantly, the end result was a modern, fully functional facility that city staff and leaders were proud to call their own.
frisco urban flex center
Frisco, TX I 37,664 SF I Tilt-Up
Building Industrial Excellence in Frisco, Texas
Crossland delivered the Frisco Urban Flex project, a tilt-wall shell building that seamlessly integrated into an existing industrial park previously completed for the same owner. The 37,664 SF facility, situated on 2.54 acres, features painted concrete walls complemented by prefabricated canopies and attractive storefront glazing.
Despite facing early challenges with unexpected geotechnical requirements that increased earthwork scope, our experienced team made up time during steel and concrete phases to successfully deliver the project on schedule and within budget. As the fourth project completed for this repeat client, our established relationship and thorough understanding of their
expectations allowed us to manage the construction process efficiently while the owner focused on completing an adjacent project.
The project team maintained strong communication with both the owner and architect throughout the 8-month construction period. This shell building stands ready to accommodate future tenants with its functional design and quality construction.
Rockwall Urban + Industrial Complex
Rockwall, TX I 87,000 SF
Providing Space in Rockwall, Texas
With a booming population and increased popularity, the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas has a consistent need for more retail and professional space.
The Rockwall Urban and Industrial Complex in Rockwall, Texas was built to provide just that.
Crossland was hired in the Spring of 2020 to construct three shell buildings at the Rockwall Urban and Industrial complex. The facilities were built using tilt-wall construction, and the exterior featured a thin stone veneer.
The $7.6 million project covered more than 87,000 square feet. Working on a small site (with little to no laydown room), gas and power lines had to be relocated as they ran right through the building site. Crossland worked with the City of Rockwall and the utility companies to achieve this relocation.
Crossland also worked closely with the design team to resolve issues as they arose, building a strong working relationship throughout the duration of the project.
The Rockwall Urban and Industrial site is owned by Longbow Interests, which provides development and acquisition services for commercial real estate.
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Sanger, TX I 291,000 SF I Core + Shell
Building Completed as Part of a Development in Sanger, TX
Crossland also worked closely with utility companies throughout the project to ensure steady progress and timely coordination, keeping everything on schedule.
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Mansfield Urban Industrial
Mansfield, TX I 267,600 SF SF
Preparing for the future in Mansfield
Sometimes it’s true that if you build it, they will come. Other times, you know they’re coming, so you better build it.
In Mansfield, Texas, it was probably a little of both. With new businesses entering the area, the city needed to upgrade its storefront and office offerings. By doing so, they were sure to attract even more business. The solution: the Mansfield Urban Industrial Park, a $16 million, 267,000 SF complex that is the first of its kind in Mansfield.
Owned by Longbow Interests in Mansfield, the complex is made up of three concrete tilt-wall shell buildings. The buildings were all constructed at the same time, which introduced several challenges the Crossland team had to overcome. For example, to capitalize on subcontractor productivity, it was important that each sub moved from one building to another without having to remobilize.
The project began in March 2021 and was completed a year later. The month of May 2021 brought heavy rains to the area, which caused a variety of issues and delays.
One particular challenge came when several piers on one building settled and caused the panels to shift into each other. Crossland stepped in to work with an engineer to solve the problem without affecting the project budget.
Crossland worked closely with the design team to find solutions to challenges along the way. In the end, the city of Mansfield was given a quality industrial park to house current and future businesses.
Star Business Park
Frisco, TX | 279,028 SF
Room to Grow in Texas
Texas is known for its bigger-than-life approach, a notion embraced by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. When he acquired land in Frisco, Texas, for an expansive industrial park, his vision was undeniably grand.
In 2021, Crossland played a pivotal role in bringing the Star Business Park to life – a $12.7 million endeavor. Crossland constructed the exterior utilizing concrete wall panels, known as tilt-up panels. This material offers several advantages, including speed of construction, cost-effectiveness, durability, and flexibility in design. Crossland also performed the park’s first tenant infill (TI), which was a 36,000 SF space encompassing standard jet board and acoustical ceilings.
Ultimately, the project was completed on schedule, contributing substantially to Frisco’s continued growth trajectory.
Star Business Park bldg. 3
Frisco, TX | 132,000 SF
Star Business Park Expands in Frisco
The Star Business Park in Frisco, continues its growth with the completion of a new $11.8 million industrial building. This 132,000 SF tilt-wall warehouse is the third structure within the development, located prominently near the Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop Outlet.
Designed primarily as a shell warehouse for lease, the building offers flexible tenant spaces. One notable occupant is popular YouTube group Dude Perfect, adding a unique cultural draw to the park. A key logistical challenge involved sourcing steel from Mexico to reduce costs. Coordinating cross-border steel shipments required constant communication with ESJ, a Mexican supplier, to maintain the construction schedule.
Despite these challenges, the building was completed on schedule, enhancing the visual appeal and functionality of the Star Business Park. Its strategic location and modern design contribute significantly to the park’s role as a major commercial and entertainment hub in Frisco.
Frisco, TX I 62,000 SF I Core + Shell Wiley X
Empowering Growth: Wiley X’s Strategic Relocation
As part of their strategy for “smart and sustained growth,” Wiley X, a prominent eyewear brand, shifted its operations from California to Texas in 2021.
Wiley X, a producer of high-quality protective eyewear, announced its move to Frisco, Texas. The relocation included establishing a new global headquarters, manufacturing, and distribution site within Frisco’s Star Business Park.
In a statement, company co-owner Dan Freeman emphasized that the strategic move to Frisco positions Wiley X for a successful future, both geographically and economically.
Crossland constructed their $4.1 million, 62,000 SF core and
shell structure that included tilt-wall concrete panels. The project overcame challenges posed by a rigorous schedule and adverse weather conditions.
Despite these hurdles, the project was completed within the stipulated timeframe and budget, showcasing our commitment to excellence. We take pride in contributing to Wiley X’s transition to Texas and their pursuit of continued success.
Terex, burleson
Burleson, TX I xx SF
Crossland helps set Terex up for long-term future growth
Terex Utilities’ core values revolve around delivering reliable solutions to their customers. An essential piece of that model is to offer responsive service centers that get equipment up and running quickly. When Terex wanted to take the next step in their long-range business growth plan, they hired Crossland Construction to build their newest largeequipment service hub in Burleson, TX.
The main workshop in the new 21,500 SF facility is 80% larger than its previous location. It features seven drivethrough service bays and a 33-foot-high roof equipped with two 10-ton overhead bridge cranes to service fleet and equipment. Crossland built the maintenance hub on five acres, giving Terex room to grow.
In addition to full-service equipment repair, the impressive center provides storage for parts and tools sales and a side and roof-enclosed wash bay, open to the exterior. The project scope also included 3,500 SF of climate-controlled administrative areas housing offices, training and conference rooms, a breakroom, and an employee locker room. The Terex logo, etched in concrete, greets visitors and customers when they walk in the front door.
As with all Crossland projects, our team worked diligently and creatively to address challenges during construction. The overhead door tracking was custom made to accommodate room for heaters in the ceiling, in addition to the doors. We worked closely with the architect to find workable solutions for getting everything into the ceiling
while still allowing room for the cranes to move back and forth. To prevent the floating floor from heaving on the temperamental TX soil, crews drilled support piers 15 feet into the foundation. Throughout the project, Terex would let our team know what they wanted, and we found ways to take their concept and make it work.
We completed the project within budget and one week ahead of schedule, despite a few weather delays. Terex was extremely pleased with their new building, and Crossland is bidding future projects with the developer.
Why CROSSLAND
We believe we’re uniquely positioned to deliver projects with excellence, not just because of what we’ve built, but because of where and how we’ve built it.
WE’RE PROVEN.
We’re the 8th largest general contractor in DFW according to the Dallas Business Journal, and our portfolio reflects the scale, complexity, and quality this project demands.
WE KNOW INDUSTRIAL.
We build industrial projects with hands-on leadership and a self-perform approach that gives you schedule control, cost certainty, and a high-quality finish because we know what it takes to deliver for you in the industrial sector.
STRONG SUBCONTRACTOR FORCE.
We work with a strong subcontractor force we know and trust. They come back to us because we pay on time, keep our word, and run organized jobs. That trust and respect means you get responsive teams, streamlined coordination, and fewer surprises on your project.
WE GET THE JOB DONE.
We get the job done because we’re real builders who step in and self-perform when it matters most. When challenges come up, we don’t wait—we roll up our sleeves, put our crews to work, and keep your project on track, saving you time and money. You can count on us for schedule control, budget clarity, and a high-quality finish every time.
in-house capabilities
real builders—delivering real value.
Faster problem-solving. More control. Fewer surprises.
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The Crossland Difference: How Our Self Performance Capabilities Bring Value to Your Project.
We’re a hands-on builder — not just in how we lead, but in how we work. Our self-perform capabilities allow us to control critical scopes like concrete, steel, and earthwork, which helps keep your project on schedule, on budget, and built to a higher standard.
It’s not the right fit for every job, but when it is, it gives us the flexibility and field expertise to solve problems early, reduce risk, and add real value where it counts.
More predictable schedules & budgets
We’ve poured millions of square feet of concrete and hung thousands of tons of steel — with our own crews. That gives us tighter control of the schedule and allows for more accurate, confident budgeting from the start.
control over QUALITY, safety, and speed
We don’t leave critical scopes to chance. With in-house tradespeople on-site, we ensure the work is done right — safely, efficiently, and to spec — every time.
fewer delays, more solutions
If a subcontractor falls behind or drops out, we don’t wait. We step in with our own skilled teams to keep things moving and protect your schedule.
proactive problem solving
Our field crews and preconstruction team work together to identify risks before they hit the jobsite. From weather to logistics, we plan ahead — so you don’t have to play catch-up.
confidence when things get complex
We’ve built it all — from hospitals and heavy industrial to parks and schools. When challenges come up, we don’t flinch. We figure it out and get it done.
we have the numbers to back it up.
We’re proud to be ranked among the top builders in the nation — but we know it’s not just about the numbers. It’s about the people behind the work, and the results we deliver for our clients every day.
• Financial strength that protects your project
• The power of 2,000+ experienced professionals
• Local knowledge with national reach
• Proven performance across 400+ projects annually
• Nationally ranked company by ENR Magazine
our promise. how we work
We’re Building So Much More for our Clients and Partners.
Building So Much More starts with how we show up. Every project is different — but our approach stays the same. When you work with Crossland, you get a builder who listens, communicates clearly, and takes your goals seriously.
“Building So Much More” starts with the kind of people we hire, and the kind of culture we’ve built. Our promise is simple: to be a partner you can rely on, he kind who answers the phone, tackles problems early, and does what it takes to get the job done right.
clear, honest communication
You’ll always know where your project stands. We don’t sugarcoat — we keep it real and keep you informed.
hands-on problem solving
We’re not afraid to get in the trenches and figure things out. We bring solutions, not excuses.
respect for your time and budget
We plan ahead, stay accountable, and work hard to protect what matters most to you.
true partnership, not just project management
We see your success as our success. We’ll support you from day one — and stick around long after the ribbon is cut.
In loving memory of our founder, Ivan “Red Iron” Crossland, Sr.
We had a unique start — and we think it says a lot about who we are.
Ask anyone on our team what our founder, Ivan “Red Iron” Crossland, Sr., stood for, and you’ll hear the same things: family, honesty, and hard work.
Those values are still at the core of everything we do. They’re not just part of our story — they’re part of how we show up for clients, every single day.
our story about crossland
Our story began in 1977 in a garage, with a dream, a blueprint, and a whole lot of grit.
Ivan Crossland, Sr. started this company with his wife, ten kids at home, and a vision grounded in optimism, integrity, and action. That mindset carried him, and Crossland, through every challenge and milestone.
He built more than a business. He built a culture that still defines us today.
We’re still family-owned and operated. We’ve grown to four companies, 12 offices, 2,000+ team members, and we continue to rank among the top construction firms in the nation.
But our values and what matters most remain the same. If you dream big, stay humble, and do the work — great things are possible.
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Owners (from l to r): Bennie Crossland, Mike Crossland, Ivan Crossland, Jr., Curt Crossland, and Patrick Crossland
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We build with purpose, precision, and people in mind.
We work across nearly every market sector — with the people, tools, and experience to get the job done right. Whether it’s a K–12 school, public park, healthcare facility, or warehouse, we know how to navigate complexity, keep things moving, and deliver real value.
We don’t just show up to build, we show up to listen, solve problems, and be the kind of partner you can count on from start to finish.
project safety
protecting what matters most—On Every Job.
Our clients trust us because safety isn’t just a box we check, it’s how we protect your schedule, your people, and your investment.
Drive to Zero is our commitment to eliminating jobsite incidents through daily planning, personal accountability, and a culture that puts people — and your project — first.
Award-Winning and Nationally Recognized Safety Program.
we plan ahead.
We have daily task planning to identify and eliminate risks before work begins.
We speak up.
SAFETY AWARD
Our people are trained — and empowered — to stop unsafe actions immediately.
we look out for each other. Everyone goes home safe. No exceptions.
Safety isn’t just a goal — it’s a daily standard. Our Experience Modification Rate (EMR) of 0.34 is well below the industry average, even with more selfperform labor hours than most contractors. That means fewer delays, fewer disruptions, and less risk for you.
ROCKY HUSSMAN
President - Texas
m. 469.408.7702
o. 972.347.5659
e. rhussman@crossland.com
DEREK KLOER
Division Manager - Fort Worth
m. 469.525.6617
o. 817.717.4900
e. dkloer@crossland.com
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