Self-Storage Facility Builders in Fort Worth, TX
A-Lert Building Systems designs, engineers, manufactures, and constructs self-storage facilities in Fort Worth entirely in-house. Fort Worth’s mix of fast suburban growth, available land, and lake-driven recreational demand makes it a different build than the Dallas core, and our single-source team tailors each facility to it. 40+ years in construction, backed by Centurion Industries.
Local expertise in the Fort Worth market
Fort Worth has been one of the fastest-growing large cities in the country, and much of that growth is spreading into Tarrant and Parker counties where land is still available. The geography that shapes a project runs along the I-35W, I-20, and I-30 corridors, the Chisholm Trail Parkway, Loop 820, and the fast-growing Alliance corridor in the far north. Projects here are built to City of Fort Worth zoning and Texas code across submarkets from Saginaw and Keller to Crowley, Benbrook, and the Near Southside.
Boat, RV, and drive-up storage for Fort Worth
Fort Worth’s lakes, Eagle Mountain Lake, Lake Worth, and Benbrook Lake, drive strong, steady demand for boat and RV storage, and the region’s available land makes single-story drive-up facilities practical where they no longer pencil in Dallas. A-Lert builds wide-bay boat and RV structures and fast-loading drive-up units engineered for the way Fort Worth actually stores.
Building for the Alliance corridor and suburban growth
North Fort Worth’s Alliance corridor is one of the largest master-planned developments in the country, and the housing and logistics growth around it feeds long-term storage demand. A-Lert builds for that trajectory: durable heavy-gauge steel engineered for North Texas heat, hail, and wind, and phased designs that let you expand as the rooftops fill in.
Why developers choose A-Lert in Fort Worth
- 40+ years in construction, with self-storage projects across Texas
- Single-source: design, engineering, in-house fabrication, and construction
- Our own fabrication facility, so no third-party supplier delays as Tarrant and Parker County sites move fast
- A division of Centurion Industries, for financial strength and staying power
- Built for ROI: the right mix of drive-up, boat and RV, and phased space for Fort Worth’s growth corridors






