Professional crew for Southern Comfort kits — wind-rated fabric buildings that perform when the weather is serious. Flat pricing by size, no quotes.
Southern Comfort Shelters manufactures wind-rated fabric buildings out of Zachary, Louisiana — rated for 70 to 90 mph winds and built for serious weather. Their kits ship for assembly. Wind-rated fabric only performs to spec when properly anchored and tensioned, which is why a professional install matters more here than with most brands.
Southern Comfort Shelters is a US manufacturer based in Zachary, Louisiana. Their fabric buildings are rated for 70 to 90 mph winds, which makes them a good fit for buyers in regions that deal with strong storms — coastal areas, open prairie, anywhere where wind is the design constraint, not snow.
Their structures cover the commercial and agricultural ranges: storage shelters, equipment covers, fabric-covered buildings for working operations. They ship as kits that require proper on-site assembly to perform to their stated specs.
Wind ratings assume the building is anchored and tensioned exactly to specification. A Southern Comfort kit rated to 90 mph that is loosely tensioned or anchored to the wrong soil class will not perform to that rating in a real storm — the failure mode is fabric tear, not frame collapse, and it usually happens at the corners first.
Our crew torques every connection to spec, tensions the fabric to the manufacturer spec (not eyeballed), and anchors based on the actual soil at your site, not a generic recommendation. That is the difference between a 90 mph rating on paper and a 90 mph rating in practice.
All of them. Storage shelters, commercial fabric-covered buildings, agricultural structures — every product in their line. Pricing on our homepage is by size, so the model number does not change what you pay us.
You need an anchoring system rated for the soil at your site, which is not the same as a generic concrete or gravel pad recommendation. Sandy soil holds anchors differently from clay. We confirm the anchoring approach based on your actual site conditions — do not assume the kit hardware is the right answer for your ground.
Full crew, manlifts, frame assembly with proper torquing, fabric tensioning to manufacturer spec (critical for wind-rated structures), all door installation, and anchoring matched to your site soil class. We walk you through the maintenance schedule before we leave — wind-rated buildings need annual tension checks to keep the rating valid.
Same pricing applies regardless of brand. Find your size, that's your price.
Written by the MAX Contractors crew. We have installed every major fabric-building brand sold in Canada — and a few that show up at auctions without a manufacturer label. Questions about your specific build? Message us and we will get back same day.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
Yes. We install every Southern Comfort model and size, with extra attention to the tensioning and anchoring details that make wind-rated buildings perform to spec. Same flat pricing as any other brand on our published table.
Installation pricing is based on building size, not brand. The full pricing table is on our homepage — every size from 20×40 up to 70×200. The published price covers crew, frame assembly, fabric tensioning, doors, and anchoring. Equipment rental, travel beyond same-day Alberta drives, and crew lodging on multi-day builds are billed through at cost — no markup.
Only if the install is done to manufacturer spec — anchored correctly for your soil class, tensioned to the right pounds-force on the fabric, and torqued at every connection. A poorly installed wind-rated building will fail at a fraction of its rated load. That is why we do this work properly.
A level prepared site with drainage matched to the building footprint, soil information (we can advise on what to test for), all kit components unpacked, and clear access for the crew and lift equipment. We do a parts check at the start.
Yes. Our crew covers most of Canada. For Southern Comfort buildings specifically, the wind rating means the install matters in storm-prone regions across the country. Travel beyond same-day Alberta drives is billed through at cost.
Yes. Annual tension checks keep the wind ratin