Britespan is a proud Huron County manufacturer, locally owned and operated out of Wingham, Ontario. Since its inception in 2010, Britespan has continued to grow its operating facilities, manufacturing capacity, and global markets served. Britespan has always prioritized growth and supporting job creation within their local communities; this remains a top focus moving forward while planning for future growth.
This year, Britespan was unable to host their Annual International Conference this past February due to Covid challenges. The annual conferences provide the opportunity for Britespan’s teams to connect and engage with their Authorized dealers, share successes, and plan for the year ahead. Additionally, the conferences are when Britespan has the great pleasure of presenting awards at the annual awards banquet.
Britespan has newly acquired a neighboring property to its current Wingham, Ontario location and operating facilities. Britespan’s continued growth and business outlook drove the land purchase that will increase their current footprint by 30%.
Fabric structures have been rapidly becoming the preferred building style for a number of different industries and operations. We review why these structures are an economical and long lasting building solution with a higher ROI.
Join us for the McCorquodale’s/Innlawn Farms open house! Stop by and tour this amazing 120′ x 378′ Britespan robot dairy barn, equipped with a 3 foot eave, Farmor ventilation, two GEA Monobox Robots, GEA FRone Feed Pusher, alley scrapers, stabling, and more! Refreshments will be served.
Britespan Building Systems Inc. (Britespan) is excited to announce that we have officially moved all of our Ontario operations to Wingham, Ontario!
Britespan offers economical and versatile storage building solutions to maintain commodity quality, reduce spoilage, and increase profits. A column free interior with optimal height allows you to maximize interior storage, and easily accommodate conveyors and elevators. Reduce operating costs by minimizing daytime lighting and improve worker safety with natural bright interiors.
Spoilage and waste costs money . . . money that can be better used elsewhere. So, how do you maximize your budget? It’s simple – protect your commodities from the elements. In every operation, reduced waste and increased profits go hand-in-hand. Reduce your waste and stop losing to spoilage!
