Interior of a large industrial or manufacturing facility in Ohio with metallic structures, ventilation ducts, and workspaces, illuminated by bright ceiling lights.

BUILDING FOR THE
FUTURE OF FOOD.


HIGH-PERFORMANCE FOOD PROCESSING AND COLD STORAGE FACILITIES THAT KEEP PRODUCTION MOVING SAFELY, EFFICIENTLY, AND ON SCHEDULE.

Food facilities demand precision in temperature control, process flow, and sanitation. EXXCEL’s design-build approach aligns engineering, construction, and compliance to deliver production environments that perform day one. From greenfield processing plants to cold-chain distribution, we help food manufacturers grow with confidence.

SAFE. EFFICIENT.
SCALABLE.

Interior of a large industrial warehouse in Ohio with high ceilings, exposed pipes, bright overhead lighting, and a conveyor belt system with some packaging or processing equipment.
Workers in a factory operating a conveyor belt that appears to be rolling blue plastic film.

PepsiCo

LOCATION: INDIANAPOLIS, IN
TYPE: DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
SIZE: 1,119,726 SF

View of an empty large industrial warehouse or manufacturing facility with metal scaffolding, conveyor belts, ducts, and industrial equipment.

Wendy’s International

LOCATION: ZANESVILLE, OH
TYPE: DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
SIZE: 168,000 SF

Exterior view of a Domino's Pizza distribution center with a white building, red accents, and the Domino's logo on the top left corner, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Domino’s

LOCATION: DETROIT, MI
TYPE: DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
SIZE: 38,000 SF

An empty parking lot in front of a large modern building with minimal landscaping, a line of small trees, and a bright blue sky with some clouds.

Post-Ralston Foods

LOCATION: OBETZ, OH
TYPE: SITE DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
SIZE: 1,166,015 SF

A conveyor belt system in a factory or warehouse moving blue plastic bins along a track.

SunOpta

LOCATION: MIDLOTHIAN, TX
TYPE: BUILD-TO-SUIT
SIZE: 285,000 SF

From plant to plate, EXXCEL builds spaces that keep America’s food supply running.

LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT