SERIES 100 — PE-STAMPED
FROM $40,000 — 30×60 FRAME, BOOK PRICE
SERIES 100 — THE PLATFORM
120
MPH DESIGN WIND
PE-STAMPED — IBC / ASCE 7
Most of the map asks for 120. Here it is, stamped.
Inland counties across the country publish design wind speeds at or under 120 mph. If that's yours, this page is the whole decision: the base platform at the base price, with the stamped engineering your permit office and your lender are going to ask for — included, not invoiced.
TYPICAL — INLAND COUNTIES, MOST OF THE MAP · FROM $40,000 — 30×60 FRAME, BOOK PRICE
01 — WATCH IT GO UP
The whole trick, in eight seconds.
Walls from the sides, roof from overhead — the same order your crew will use. Then it's yours to spin.
DRAG TO SPIN — 364 PIECES, PRE-ASSEMBLED
02 — THE NUMBER
Your county wrote this spec before you ever wanted a greenhouse.
Somewhere in your county's building code — adopted years before you priced a greenhouse — is a design wind speed, usually 105 to 120 mph for inland America. Every structure you permit has to meet it on paper, with an engineer's seal. That's the entire game. Not workmanship, not reputation: two numbers on two documents, theirs and ours.
Don't know your number? It's public. Look it up at asce7hazardtool.online, call your permit desk, or just tell us the county — a Greenhouse Expert reads it against your configuration and calls back same-day.
THE RULE, MECHANICAL
- 1Get the county's published design wind speed.
- 2If it's at or under 120 mph — this series clears it, stamped.
- 3Send the quote. We confirm the county before you sign.
The nation, by the number. Touch your state.
BUILT FROM 41,488 ZIP CODES — OUR MODEL
THE NATION — TYPICAL DESIGN-WIND BAND, BY STATE
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SHARE OF ZIP CODES PER BAND, FROM OUR MODEL — ESTIMATES. YOUR COUNTY'S PUBLISHED NUMBER IS CONFIRMED BY AN EXPERT SAME-DAY, BEFORE YOU SIGN.
PRICE SERIES 100 →03 — THE SPEC
The sheet your county wants to see.
- DESIGN WIND SPEED
- 120 MPH — PE-STAMPED
- SNOW LOAD
- 60–80 LB+ BY CONFIGURATION
- CODE BASIS
- IBC / ASCE 7
- STRUCTURAL PLANS
- PE-STAMPED, INCLUDED — FORESITE GROUP, GA
- SIDEWALLS
- 14 FT
- FOOTPRINT
- 30-FT MODULES × 20-FT SECTIONS, GUTTER-CONNECT
- THE KIT
- 364 PRE-ASSEMBLED PIECES + 326 BAGGED BRACKETS
- FASTENERS
- CARRIAGE BOLTS — ONE KIND, ONE IMPACT DRILL
- FRAME FINISH
- COOL LOCK™ WHITE, DOWN TO THE HARDWARE
- FIELD CREW
- 4 PEOPLE — 10–14 DAYS
- LEAD TIME
- 7 DAYS TO TRUCK
- WARRANTY
- 10-YEAR METAL
AMERICAN ROOTS — SERIES 100
ASK FOR THE DOCUMENTS — THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE FOR
ARG038ASSY — COMPLETE FRAME, ISOMETRIC
EVERY VISIBLE EDGE, FROM OUR SET
04 — THE PERMIT DESK
Two desks stand between you and a building. One document clears both.
DESK ONE — THE COUNTY
The reviewer opens your application looking for one thing: a licensed engineer's seal on plans rated at or above the county's number. Every building we ship includes that set — PE-stamped structural plans, engineered with Foresite Group in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. You file our stamp; the desk gets exactly what it asked for. Competitors typically bill that stamp as its own expensive line. The cheapest quotes can't produce one at any price — which is what the cheap quote actually costs.
DESK TWO — THE LENDER
If the building is financed, the bank asks the county's question with different letterhead: is the collateral a real, engineered structure? Same stamped set, same answer — send it with the quote and a three-week loop usually closes in one email. Buyers plan for the county and get blindsided by the bank; you just planned for both.
And before any desk sees anything: send us the quote, and a Greenhouse Expert confirms your county's published number against your configuration — same-day, before any money moves.
05 — THE BUDGET
Everywhere else, meeting spec inflates the project. Here it changes one line.
The industry's answer to a higher wind rating is more steel, more crane, more weeks — the rating taxes every line of the project. Ours doesn't, because the rating lives in the frame package and nowhere else. Every series arrives as the same 364 pre-assembled pieces and goes up with the same four people in the same ten to fourteen days. That gap — not the sticker — is where your budget survives.
364 VS 0
FIELD PIECES, 30×100 — OURS VS. THE CONVENTIONAL KIT WE COUNTED
And because the Series 100 is the platform, its book is public. Here — price the frame yourself, right now:
$40,000 BASE + 2 × $10,000 SECTIONS
SAME CODE THAT PRICES YOUR QUOTE — COVERINGS, DOORS, AND VENTILATION PRICED OPENLY IN THE BUILDER
- SAME 364-PIECE KIT AT EVERY RATING
- SAME 4-PERSON CREW
- SAME 10–14 DAYS
- FROM $40,000 — 30×60 FRAME, BOOK PRICE
The whole option book is public in the builder — no email gate.
06 — THE PACKAGES
The frame is the decision. The packages are the fit.
Every line here is the real book — the same prices the builder charges. Nothing gated, nothing “call for pricing.”
COVERINGS — ROOF & SIDEWALLS
Three skins for three budgets: reinforced poly for pure economics, the inflated air-gap system that cuts heating load hard, or twin-wall polycarbonate for the decade-plus building.
ROOF · WALLS — PER BAY, PER 100 FT
ENDWALLS
The endwall is the building's front door and its cold wall. Polycarbonate keeps the light; insulated sandwich panel (IMP) turns the wall into an envelope — the cultivation favorite.
PER BAY
VENTILATION
The passive system moves the building's air without burning a watt to do it — sized to your length, priced by the segment, in the open like everything else.
PER BAY — SEGMENTS OVER 60 FT
LIGHT DEP
Interior light deprivation — photoperiod control inside the structure, so flowering runs on your calendar instead of the sun's. The line most cultivation quotes start with.
FLAT
SHADING
Automated roof shading takes the mid-summer edge off the canopy before the cooling bill does — it works the same shift as the Cool Lock™ frame, from the other side.
FLAT
DOORS & DETAILS
From a standard walk door to a sealed 9×9 roller for the loading end — plus the small hardware that keeps a grow tight: screens for the bugs, traps for the light.
AS CONFIGURED
EVERY PACKAGE PRICED LIVE IN THE BUILDER — CONFIGURE THE WHOLE BUILDING AND WATCH THE TOTAL MOVE.
07 — THE WORK
Same building. Two kinds of grower.
GENERAL AG — IN PRODUCTION
GENERAL AGRICULTURE
Season extension that turns into year-round production.
Open truss with no interior posts shading the rows, passive ventilation that moves air for free, and coverings picked for crop economics. It's already hard enough making a profit on lettuce — you shouldn't be fighting your greenhouse environment.
- PASSIVE VENTILATION
- AIR-GAP COVERINGS
- OPEN TRUSS — NO POSTS
- GUTTER-CONNECT TO SCALE
CULTIVATION — ON PAD
CULTIVATION
Most of our buildings hold cultivation operations.
Interior light dep for photoperiod control, light traps and sealed roller doors for discipline after dark, insulated endwalls for the envelope — and the PE-stamped plans your county and your lender ask about before anyone talks harvest.
- INTERIOR LIGHT DEP
- LIGHT TRAP KIT
- INSULATED IMP ENDWALLS
- SEALED 9×9 ROLLER
08 — THE REST OF THE LINE