Most cultivators lose 15-20% of harvest value to improper post-harvest handling. Trim rooms with poor airflow create mold. Makeshift packaging areas fail compliance inspections.
Box4Grow delivers climate-controlled processing infrastructure in 8-12 weeks with integrated scales for track-and-trace compliance.
Ergonomic trimming stations with proper ventilation and lighting. Climate-controlled environments prevent terpene loss during processing. Washable FRP surfaces meet sanitation standards. Integrated workflow from wet trim to final packaging.
Dedicated packaging areas with integrated scales for compliance. Clean room environments protect product quality. Proper lighting for quality control inspection. Storage for packaging materials and labeled inventory ready for distribution.
Dedicated QC inspection areas with task lighting. Sample testing preparation spaces. Documentation and record-keeping stations. Visual inspection environments that catch defects before packaging.
Track-and-trace scale integration with 10-gram resolution. Short-term storage before distribution with proper security. Temperature and humidity monitoring for inventory protection. Camera mounting infrastructure for required surveillance coverage.
Climate-controlled environments maintain 60-70°F and 50-60% RH to preserve terpenes during processing. Negative air pressure prevents odor escape. Carbon filtration integrated for air quality control.
FRP gloss white panels create washable surfaces meeting NSF sanitation standards. Proper task lighting prevents eye strain during inspection. Ergonomic workstation design reduces worker fatigue during long trimming sessions.
Integrated scales with 10-gram resolution connect to state track-and-trace systems. Camera mounting infrastructure supports required surveillance coverage. Limited access design meets security regulations for cannabis handling areas.
Post-harvest is where profit gets made or lost. Poor trimming environments create contamination. Makeshift packaging areas fail inspections. Traditional construction takes 12-18 months. Box4Grow delivers compliant processing infrastructure in 8-12 weeks.
10-20ft processing rooms for microbusiness operations. 2-4 trimming workstations with proper ventilation. Integrated packaging and QC areas. Perfect for 50-100 lbs monthly processing volume. Starting at $45K.
40ft processing facilities for craft cultivators. 4-8 ergonomic trimming stations. Dedicated packaging and labeling rooms. Quality control inspection areas. Processing capacity for 200-400 lbs monthly. From $70K-$120K.
Multi-room processing facilities for commercial operations. 10-20 trimming workstations with supervisor oversight. Separate packaging labeling and storage areas. Complete compliance infrastructure including scales and cameras. From $150K-$350K .
Choose from five processing configurations based on your cultivation license and harvest volume.
Greg Payne founded Box4Grow after managing commercial trim operations. Every workstation height. Every lighting angle. Every ventilation calculation comes from actual processing experience across 400 deployed facilities serving licensed cultivators nationwide.
Microbusiness operators processing their first harvests. Craft cultivators maintaining premium quality. Commercial operations handling 1000 lbs monthly. Every Box4Grow processing room reflects real-world workflows that maximize efficiency and preserve product quality.
In most states processing is covered under your cultivation license as long as processing occurs on the same licensed premises. Some states require separate processor endorsements or manufacturer licenses for certain activities like extraction. We provide facility documentation for any required licensing amendments or applications.
Box4Grow provides the compliant facility infrastructure including climate control ventilation washable surfaces task lighting and camera mounting. You provide trimming equipment (machines or hand tools) packaging materials scales (we provide mounting and integration) and any specialized processing equipment for your operation.
Small rooms (10-20ft) accommodate 2-4 workers comfortably with proper ergonomics. Medium rooms (40ft) handle 4-8 workers with supervisor oversight. Large multi-room facilities support 10-20 workers with separate stations for trimming packaging QC and supervision. We design workstation density based on your harvest volume and processing schedule.
All Box4Grow processing rooms use FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Panels) meeting NSF sanitation standards equivalent to commercial food processing facilities. Surfaces are washable with standard cleaning agents. Seamless corners prevent contamination buildup. Daily cleaning protocols maintain product quality and pass health department inspections.
Yes. Box4Grow processing rooms can be deployed as standalone units or connected to existing cultivation facilities via hallways and access points. Modular panel systems integrate seamlessly with traditional construction. We provide engineering for proper HVAC integration environmental separation and compliant access control between cultivation and processing areas.
We provide mounting and infrastructure for compliant scales with 10-gram resolution. Scales connect to state systems like Metrc (Colorado California Oklahoma) BioTrack (multiple states) or CCRS (Massachusetts). Data logging captures every weight transaction for compliance reporting. We coordinate with your software provider to ensure proper integration before installation.
Processing rooms maintain 60-70°F temperature and 50-60% relative humidity to preserve terpenes and prevent mold during handling. Negative air pressure prevents odor escape and cross-contamination. Air changes per hour (ACH) rated for worker comfort during 8-12 hour processing shifts. Carbon filtration integrated for air quality control and odor management.
Post-harvest processing is where quality gets preserved and compliance gets documented. Deploy your processing infrastructure in 8-12 weeks and start maximizing harvest value. Request a custom quote for your cultivation license and processing volume.
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