Large-vehicle circulation
Site access, maneuvering areas, and operational flow planned for large commercial vehicles.
Randleman, North Carolina
Built with purpose.
Managed for the long term.
Carolina Facilities owns and manages a purpose-built commercial property created around large-vehicle operations, durable infrastructure, and long-term functionality.
Explore the Property
Current Project
Randleman Facility
Under construction · 2026
Architectural rendering
The Property
A commercial facility designed around how the site will actually be used.
The Randleman property is being developed for specialized commercial operations where vehicle movement, building access, reliability, and maintenance all matter.
Carolina Facilities is responsible for the property itself: ownership, building management, common systems, shared areas, and the long-term care of the facility.
Randleman Facility
Construction · August 2026
Location
Randleman, NC
Site
Approx. 12 developed acres
Use
Specialized commercial operations
Management
Owner-managed property
Purpose-Built
Function was part of the design from the beginning.
This is not a generic building adapted after the fact. The property has been planned around the demands of large vehicles and active commercial operations.
Commercial-grade infrastructure
Building systems selected with demanding day-to-day use, serviceability, and longevity in mind.
Shared spaces with flexibility
A board room and flexible training space are incorporated into the property for future shared use.
Finished-building rendering
On Site
Carolina Custom Paint & Body
The facility includes dedicated space for Carolina Custom Paint & Body, a commercial paint and body operation focused on motorcoaches and other large vehicles.
The business is a natural fit for a property designed around large-vehicle access, specialized service work, and purpose-built operational space.
carolina custom paint & bodyProperty Management
The building has an owner with a long-term interest in how it performs.
Carolina Facilities serves as the property owner, landlord, and building manager.
That means responsibility for the physical property does not stop when construction ends. Carolina Facilities will coordinate building maintenance, common areas, shared systems, and other property-level needs throughout the life of the facility.
Building maintenance
Common-area oversight
Shared building systems
Property-level support
Designed Beyond Opening Day
Shared meeting and training spaces are built into the plan.
The facility includes a board room and a large training room that can be divided into two smaller rooms with a movable partition. Availability and use information can be added here after the property opens.
No public rental availability is being offered at this time.