Self-storage
Unit mix, buildings, drive aisles, gates, access, circulation, and rentable area.
02 / Site planning
Turn land into a buildable site plan.
IPG helps clients plan layouts and engineering for storage, carport, canopy, and solar projects.
The layout decides how well the site works.
Entrances, exits, corners, drive aisles, turning movement, stall count, building placement, column locations, drainage, and future expansion all affect the value of the project. IPG helps clients make those decisions before drawings and bids harden.
What IPG plans
Storage layouts, RV and boat storage, multifamily carports, commercial canopies, and solar canopies.
Layout first, then engineering path
IPG reviews the site, tests the layout, coordinates the engineering path, and clarifies the plan before bids.
RV & boat storage
Covered and uncovered stalls, large-vehicle movement, stall depth, aisle width, and canopy placement.
Multifamily carports
Covered parking, resident access, phasing, drainage, parking count, and installation sequence.
Commercial canopies
Shopping centers, parking lots, business parks, customer access, tenant operations, and column layout.
Solar canopies
Solar-ready layout, structure, utilities, clearances, parking or storage use, and engineering coordination.
Early planning
Layout first, then engineering path
Planning work turns a parcel, sketch, or deal into a practical site plan.
Review the site
Parcel, access, constraints, intended use, and current concept.
Test the layout
Stall count, circulation, corners, gates, entrances, exits, and coverage.
Coordinate engineering
Civil, structural, drainage, utilities, and canopy or solar needs where relevant.
Prepare for bids
Clarify the plan so vendors and contractors price the same scope.
Questions this service helps answer
- How should the site handle entrances, exits, corners, and circulation?
- What stall count, building placement, coverage, or column locations fit the site?
- What engineering path is needed before bids?