Since its inception, The Austin Company has been serving the manufacturing industry; providing innovative solutions to allow manufacturers to meet increasing market demands.  The challenges facing the manufacturing industry have never been greater. Industry consolidations, consumer and retailer demands, and a requirement to minimize costs for the production and distribution of a high quality commodity are representative of the challenges manufacturers are facing. Manufacturers can no longer rely on conventional methods for increasing capacities and rolling out new products. They must be able to quickly, efficiently and cost-competitively respond to a rapidly changing marketplace. Equipment and facilities must be flexible to accommodate dynamic and increasingly complex market requirements.

The Austin Company has continued to enhance the services and resources we provide to the manufacturing industry to enable manufacturers to focus on their business while we assist them in improving how their physical assets support their operational and business goals.

Every aspect of our services for manufacturing companies is strategically developed to reduce operating cost, enhance flexibility, provide a safe work environment, and deliver an economical and environmentally responsible solution.  Our team of industrial engineers, industrial architects and facility engineers and construction professionals, combined with our consulting services for site location and incentive planning, negotiation and management, results in a total solution which integrates the facility, process, and business requirements that drive the capital investment.

Value engineering underlies our approach to the design of each manufacturing facility. We seek to translate cost consciousness into cost effectiveness in every aspect of facility design – architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical – as well as equipment fit-up. Applying economic engineering principles, we provide clients thorough analysis of the relative advantages of new replacement facilities versus the remodeling, renovation or retrofit of existing facilities.