The Sale Creek Volunteer Fire Department in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee spans 26,300 square feet and was built to meet the growing demands of a dedicated emergency response team. This pre-engineered metal building features a durable metal roof and a brick exterior that provides both strength and a professional appearance.

A standout feature of the facility is its six full-size drive-through apparatus bays with a total of twelve overhead doors, designed for quick response times and ease of movement for emergency vehicles. Inside, the station includes well-equipped living quarters to support 24-hour staffing, as well as polished concrete flooring for long-lasting performance in high-traffic areas.

Custom branding throughout the facility, including the department’s logo, reinforces community pride and department identity. Designed with functionality, comfort, and future growth in mind, this project reflects our team’s ability to deliver specialized facilities that support the vital work of first responders.