Insulated Metal Panels · Cold Storage · All of Texas
Insulated Panel Systems. Built Right.
What are you building?
Stores · Restaurants · Kitchens
Commercial
Walk-in coolers, freezers, beer caves and reach-in glass doors, custom built and installed.
Explore Commercial
Warehouses · Processing · GC Packages
Industrial
Insulated metal panel envelopes and large cold storage builds, supplied and installed by our own crews.
Explore IndustrialPanelTX designs, supplies and installs insulated metal panel systems and cold storage across Texas, working out of Parker County just west of Fort Worth. PanelTX Industrial builds IMP building envelopes for refrigerated warehouses, food processing plants, data centers, climate-controlled self-storage and aircraft hangars. PanelTX Commercial builds custom walk-in coolers, freezers and reach-in glass doors for stores and restaurants. Panels, doors, hygienic coving and the refrigeration package all come from one crew.
— Insulated Metal Panels
The IMPs We Install. Wall to Roof.
Insulated Wall Panels
Foam-core metal wall panels for exterior envelopes and interior partitions, in 2" to 12" thicknesses to hit the R-value your building needs.
Wall panels →Roof & Ceiling Panels
Insulated roof and ceiling panels that close the box, so the thermal envelope runs unbroken from the slab to the top of the building.
IMP installation →Cooler & Freezer Envelopes
Cold room panel systems for coolers, freezers and refrigerated docks, holding anywhere from -20°F to +55°F.
Cold room panels →Clean Room & Food-Grade Walls
Flush-face, wipe-down panel walls finished with sealant-free hygienic coving for processing rooms, labs and clean rooms.
Clean rooms →Sound Barrier Panels
Insulated panel enclosures and walls that knock down noise from generators, compressors and field equipment.
Sound barriers →Doors, Trim & Coving
Envelopes fail at the joints. We install the doors, trim and coving with the panels, so one crew owns every seam.
All products →We install five panel lines, two of them made right here in North Texas. See the panel lines we install →
Reach-in and Beer cave with walk-in
Freezer warehouse envelope
Refrigerated dock
— PANEL SPECS
The Right Panel.
Every Build.
One source and one crew for the whole envelope: insulated metal panels, doors, coving and the refrigeration package. Delivered on schedule, installed right, and supported after handover.
Single-Source Supplier
Insulated metal panels, doors, coving and refrigeration, all supplied, installed and supported by one expert team.
Turnkey Installation
Our crews manage delivery, layout, and complete installation — minimizing downtime and handing over a finished, code-ready system.
Compliance-Ready Products
IBC 2021, FM Global, FDA, USDA, NSF, cGMP, and HACCP-compliant solutions for every food-safe and regulated environment.
Texas-Based, Nationwide Reach
Stocked in Aledo, TX for fast lead times across Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond. We ship and install coast-to-coast.
— FOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Why GCs Put PanelTX on the Bid List
Cold envelope work sits on the critical path, and it is usually the scope that gets discovered late. We bid it the way estimators and project executives need it bid — priced, documented and sequenced, with the exclusions stated up front instead of found at buyout.
Bid-Ready Scopes
A priced scope you can drop straight into your estimate, with inclusions and exclusions written plainly.
Submittals & Shop Drawings
Panel data, fire ratings and shop drawings delivered against your submittal schedule, not after it.
Our Own Field Crews
No brokered labor. The crew on your site works for us and has built this type of envelope before.
Safety Documentation
Site-specific safety plans, a named competent person, and insurance and certifications on file before mobilization.
One Scope, Not Four
Panels, doors, coving and refrigeration under one contract, so the joints between them are nobody’s gap.
Schedule Accountability
We sequence to the slab, the roof and the inspection dates, with change orders documented as they happen.
