Roadrunner Bridge

What Roadrunner Bridge Builds

Prefabricated steel bridges for crossings where a culvert or a cast-in-place bridge isn’t the right answer: pedestrian and trail bridges for parks and greenways, service and utility crossings, ranch and farm access, and site crossings at commercial, industrial and data center facilities.

A prefabricated bridge is designed for its site and loading, then built on a shop floor rather than in the field. Bridges ship either assembled or as kits that bolt together on site, for crossings a crane can’t reach. What a crossing will carry depends on the configuration engineered for its site, which is settled during design, before the steel is cut.

Typical Crossings

• Parks, trails and greenways: pedestrian, bike and equestrian crossings over creeks and drainage
• Ranches and farms: equipment crossings and pasture access
• Private property: drives and acreage access
• Municipal and government projects, with stamped drawings and submittals
• Commercial and industrial sites: site access and light vehicle spans
• Data centers: building links, trench and duct bank crossings, and service access
• Utility access roads and golf course cart paths

Part of The Henry Group

Roadrunner Bridge is a division (DBA) of The Henry Group, Inc., the Greenville, Texas company that has served industrial customers since 1976. The bridges come out of the same shop that cuts, forms and welds THG’s custom fabrication work.

That matters on larger jobs. On a data center or industrial site that needs bridges alongside cable tray, platforms and structural supports, the bridge and the rest of the steel can come from one shop. See data center fabrication.

Bridge Systems, Pricing and Quotes

Bridge systems, spans, load ratings, the online configurator and quotes are on roadrunnerbridge.com. To talk through a crossing, call Roadrunner Bridge at 903-224-9262.