Texas Panhandle manufacturing partners

Build sheds and portable buildings in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle

Amarillo is about 331 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr drive). We're looking for shops in Amarillo, Canyon, Pampa, Borger, and across the Panhandle that can build our storage sheds, lofted barns, and cabin shells closer to customers here.

White lofted cabin-style portable building with black trim, a side porch, and windows

Distance

How far the Panhandle is from our lots

Road miles and typical drive times from our nearest lot:

Amarillo
About 331 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr drive)
Canyon
About 348 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr 20 min drive)
Hereford
About 378 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr 55 min drive)
Pampa
About 331 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr drive)
Borger
About 343 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr 30 min drive)
Dumas
About 379 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr 50 min drive)
Dalhart
About 417 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 7 hr 30 min drive)
Perryton
About 369 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr 45 min drive)
Clarendon
About 273 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 5 hr drive)
Childress
About 222 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 4 hr 5 min drive)

Who we're looking for

Panhandle shops that already build

If your crew frames, welds, or puts up farm and ranch buildings, building portable buildings may fit what you already do.

  1. Fabrication and welding shops

    Shops in Amarillo, Borger, and Pampa with covered space, tools, and crews used to building to a spec.

  2. Farm, ranch, and feedyard builders

    Builders who put up barns, sheds, and equipment buildings for farms, ranches, and feedyards.

  3. Framing and carpentry shops

    Crews in Amarillo and Canyon with framing, roofing, siding, and trim experience.

  4. Shed and portable building builders

    Shops already building sheds, barns, or cabins that want more models to build.

Product line

Buildings partner shops build

  • Log-sided cabin shell with a long covered front porch and green metal roof

    Storage Sheds

    Storage for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal gear.

  • Brown lofted barn portable building shown from the front and side

    Lofted Barns

    Floor space plus overhead loft storage.

  • Red portable building with a recessed porch, white door, and metal roof

    Cabins & Porch Models

    Porch cabins and shells for flexible space.

  • White lofted cabin-style portable building with black trim, a side porch, and windows

    Tiny Home Shells

    Shells owners finish as tiny homes or guest cabins.

  • Dark gray portable building with a white entry door and two front windows

    Workshops & Backyard Offices

    Room for hobbies, projects, and focused work.

  • Long gray portable building with a white entry door and six windows

    Compact Utility Buildings

    Useful space in a smaller footprint.

Shop checklist

What a partner shop needs

None of these are required to send an inquiry. They help us understand your shop.

  1. Covered space

    Room for at least one full-size building in progress, with dry storage for lumber, siding, and roofing.

  2. A steady crew

    Framing, roofing, siding, trim, and door and window skills, building each model the same way every time.

  3. Tools and equipment

    Saws, nail guns and compressors, and a way to move finished buildings around the yard.

  4. Room to stage and load

    Firm, well-drained ground with truck and trailer access for pickup and delivery.

Texas Panhandle

Building in the Panhandle

  1. Wind, hail, and winter weather

    Panhandle weather makes an enclosed shop worth having for lumber, roofing, and work in progress.

  2. Farm and ranch country

    Farms, ranches, and feedyards across the Panhandle use lofted barns, workshops, and larger storage buildings.

  3. Local welding training

    Amarillo College, Frank Phillips College in Borger, and Clarendon College's Pampa Center all teach welding.

  4. Room to stage and load

    Firm ground and truck and trailer access matter when buildings travel across a region this size.

Texas Panhandle

Looking for shops across the Panhandle

Amarillo, Canyon, Hereford, Dumas, Dalhart, Pampa, Borger, Perryton, Clarendon, Childress, and the towns in between.

All manufacturing partner details

Have a lot or storefront too? See the dealer and display lot partnership

How it starts

From inquiry to conversation

  1. Send the inquiry

    Tell us about your shop, your crew, and where you are.

  2. We review it

    We look at your location, space, equipment, and experience.

  3. We talk it through

    We discuss how building for us could work for your shop, including terms and timing.

  4. We put it in writing

    If it's a fit for both of us, the partnership is set out in a written agreement.

Partner guides

Planning to build portable buildings?

Questions

Manufacturing partner questions

Why is All American Structures looking for shops in Amarillo?

Amarillo is about 331 road miles from our Corinth sales lot (about 6 hr drive). A shop in the Panhandle can build much closer to customers here.

Which Panhandle towns are you looking at?

Amarillo and the towns around it, including Canyon, Hereford, Dumas, Dalhart, Pampa, Borger, Perryton, Clarendon, and Childress.

Can a Panhandle fabrication or welding shop build portable buildings?

Tell us about your shop. Fabrication shops already have covered space, tools, and crews used to building to a spec, and those carry over to building portable buildings.

Do I need to have built sheds before?

Tell us about your experience. Framing, roofing, siding, carpentry, and fabrication work all carry over to building portable buildings, and so does a crew that builds the same way every time.

How do pricing, materials, and terms work?

We discuss terms directly with each shop after reviewing the inquiry, because every shop and region is different.

Does sending the form commit me to anything?

No. Submitting an inquiry doesn't create a manufacturing agreement, dealership, franchise, or any other relationship. Every opportunity is reviewed by All American Structures, and any partnership is set out in a written agreement.

Shop inquiry

Tell us about your shop

It takes a few minutes. We review every inquiry and follow up to talk through how a partnership could work.

Partner With All-American Structures

Interested in becoming an AAS partner location?

Tell us about your property, business, and experience. We are interested in hearing from prospective Dealer / Display Lot partners as well as potential Manufacturing / Assembly Facility partners. You may select one or both opportunities.

Partnership interest

Select one or both opportunities.

What type of opportunity are you interested in? *

Contact information

Proposed location

Tell us about the property you would use for the partnership.

Dealer / Display Lot details

Complete this section if you are interested in displaying and selling AAS structures.

Manufacturing / Assembly Facility details

Complete this section if you are interested in producing or assembling structures.

Timing and additional information

Submitting this form does not create a dealership, franchise, manufacturing agreement, or other contractual relationship. All opportunities are subject to review and approval by All-American Structures.