Net Zero Construction successfully completed Phase 1 of a purpose-built self-storage development in Orillia, delivering a series of single-story, drive-up storage buildings tailored to meet evolving market demand. The project was strategically planned in two phases, allowing the client to assess rental velocity and absorption rates before proceeding with full build-out. This approach ensured that supply aligned with local demand while maintaining financial efficiency and flexibility for future expansion. 

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The development features a durable metal-clad design that complements the existing structures on site, maintaining a cohesive and modern aesthetic. To address the challenges of the northern climate, Net Zero Construction incorporated innovative solutions, including a heated radiant floor system and an exterior locker-entry snow melt system. These enhancements elevate the functionality and user experience of what is traditionally a basic storage product, enabling the client to offer a premium, weather-resilient solution in their market while setting a new standard for self-storage facilities in the region.