Salatino Construction builds insulated cold storage and controlled-atmosphere (CA) buildings for farms and businesses across Greater Rochester and the Finger Lakes. From produce and equipment to inventory that needs a stable environment, we design it, permit it, and build it start to finish, backed by more than 25 years of experience, full insurance, and an A+ BBB rating.
Storage That Protects Your Product
The Finger Lakes region runs on agriculture, and the right building keeps your product in top condition. We build:
- Cold storage buildings: insulated space to keep produce and goods cool.
- Controlled-atmosphere (CA) storage: sealed, managed environments for long-term produce storage.
- Refrigerated & equipment storage: protected space for machinery and inventory.
- Packing & work areas: combine storage with the workspace your operation needs.
Built to Hold a Stable Environment
Every storage building is custom-built for its purpose and your site:
- Heavy insulation and sealed construction for temperature stability
- Sizing and layout planned around your volume and handling equipment
- Insulated panels, doors, and finishes suited to cold or CA use
- Concrete floors, electrical, and provisions for refrigeration and controls
- Durable steel roofing and siding
Request a free on-site estimate and we’ll help you plan it.
One Crew, Start to Finish
Site work, concrete, insulation, and electrical are handled in-house, so you have one accountable builder from planning through completion. See our full-service construction page. Many operations also build agricultural barns and commercial buildings alongside their storage.
Serving Greater Rochester & the Finger Lakes
We build cold and CA storage throughout Monroe, Ontario, and Wayne counties, including Fairport, Penfield, Pittsford, Webster, Victor, Macedon, Canandaigua, Rochester, Palmyra, and Newark. See all areas we serve.
Ready to Build Your Storage Facility?
Tell us what you’re storing and we’ll give you a free, no-pressure quote. Fully insured, A+ BBB, and 25+ years building across New York.