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Look familiar? Yes, this is the Coral Sky Amphitheatre that Glen Blount and our team built back in 1996. BUTLER Heavy Structures with a 265' clear span opening.

9/8/2021

An iconic project for our firm! We are proud to continue to work for this owner as alterations and updates are needed over the years.

Are you ready for the fun upcoming events at the Coral Sky Amphitheatre aka iThink Financial Amphitheatre? Have fun! Contact Clear Span Structures, CSSBuilds.com for all of your pre-engineered steel building projects. 561.803.8100

Clear Span Structures News

Work is underway at the West Palm Beach - Golf Park. There will be a new maintenance facility and two new comfort stations.

Our team at Clear Span Structures was happy to be back at Port Everglades for our valued Client. We fill different roles for our clients depending on their needs.

Clear Span Structures, LLC is proud to be the contractor for interior hangar renovations at Palm Beach International Airport (PBI).

In addition to pre-engineered steel construction our firm has completed many projects that utilize conventional construction, as well as interior & exterior renovations for our clients.

Our Clear Span Structures team is thrilled to be back at FLL getting ready to build another hangar.

WOW! What an amazing presentation this morning listening to Kelly Smallridge, President & CEO of the Business Development Board (BDB) speak at the Chamber of Commerce March meeting.

In addition to new construction, Clear Span Structures also does repairs and maintenance to older Pre-engineered Metal Buildings.

Our team is always happy to work with Coral Sky Amphitheatre aka iThink Financial Amphitheatre on alterations and updates as needed. Glen Blount and our team built the original structure in 1996. Butler Heavy Structures - 265' clear span opening.

This 126,840-square-foot Spirit Airlines hangar, office, and shop space was designed and supplied by Butler Heavy Structures. See how BUTLER overcame the challenges of completing the building erection before the extreme Detroit winter weather.

Look familiar? Yes, this is the Coral Sky Amphitheatre that Glen Blount and our team built back in 1996. BUTLER Heavy Structures with a 265' clear span opening.

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