Dog kennels and kennel trailers, hog traps, aviaries, hawk mews, primate habitats and large-animal enclosures — designed and fabricated to the animal, the site, and the regulations that apply to it. Built by a structural ironworker. Delivered to twenty-one states and counting.
Nothing here comes off a shelf. Species, headcount, climate, keeper access, ground conditions and the regulations that apply all set the design before a single piece of steel gets cut.
Single and multi-run kennels for breeders, boarding operations, hunting clubs and working dogs. Chew-resistant where it counts, laid out to drain and clean without fighting you, and built so the latch is still square in year ten.
Road-ready kennel units for hunters, trainers and handlers who move dogs. Ventilation, security and structure built for highway miles, not just a yard.
Heavy-duty traps built for animals that will absolutely test them. Designed to take repeated abuse and keep working season after season.
Sized to the wingspan, not the floor plan. Correct mesh spacing for the species, perching structure, and service doors that keep birds contained while you're inside cleaning.
Falconry housing built the way handlers actually need it — weathering yards, bath access, and quiet entry that doesn't bate the bird every time you open a door.
Monkey and sloth enclosures with real climbing structure and double-door containment, because a latch that's merely good enough isn't.
Heavy structural work for animals that test everything they touch. Elephant enclosure completed and standing.
Zoos, sanctuaries, rescues, breeders, private keepers, wildlife operations. Describe what you need contained and where it's going — we'll design it and build it.
Animal housing isn't just a structural question. Counties carry code requirements, permits carry specs, and an enclosure that doesn't meet them is a problem waiting to happen.
Every build is made to meet the county code requirements that apply where your enclosure is going — not a generic spec that happens to look right.
If your animal carries permit-specific caging requirements, bring the spec — dimensions, gauge, mesh, containment — and it gets built to that spec exactly.
If you're not certain what applies to what you're keeping, say so on the call. It's a better conversation to have before the steel is cut than after an inspection.
This shop was started by a structural ironworker — the trade that stands up the steel skeletons of buildings. That's an unusual background for animal housing, and it's the entire difference.
An enclosure is not fencing. It's a structure. It carries load, takes weather, and gets climbed, chewed, leaned on and tested every single day for years by something with nothing else to do.
Built light, it works loose. You won't notice the day it does — you'll notice the day after.
There are copies of these designs in the field now. That's what happens when something works well enough to be worth stealing. What doesn't get copied is the weld, the material spec, and knowing which direction a joint is weak in before an animal goes looking for it.
Delivered work, in service, across twenty-one-plus states.








// All photographs — real builds by Animal Housing Solutions, delivered and in service.
Species, headcount, where it's going, and any site or permit constraints. A photo of the space helps more than you'd think.
A build plan and a price for your enclosure specifically. Every quote is direct — nothing published, nothing generic.
Cut, welded and finished in the Florida shop to the spec agreed on.
Shipped to your site and standing. Then it does its job for years and you stop thinking about it.
Every build is quoted individually — species, size, site and applicable regulations all move the number. Send the details and you'll get a straight answer back from the people who'll build it.