Metal Warehouses

Vertical roofs are some of the most durable roofing systems on the market. With this design, the roof panels are installed vertically and feature ridge caps and an added hat channel for additional strength. This roof type is a premium feature that tends to be more expensive than other options, yet it proves to be the most reliable and long-lasting option available.

A-Frame roofs are one of the best ways to match your new building to an existing structure. These roofing types are designed to hold up to heavy winds while matching the aesthetic of your home. They can be installed with horizontal or vertical panels that slightly protrude on each side like the eaves on a house. This style is a great option for those wanting to emulate the style of a traditional home without breaking the bank in the process.

This is one of the most economical roofing options. The roofing panels are arranged horizontally, serving the same purpose as other roofing choices but at a fraction of the cost. Regular roofing panels are perfect for customers that live in areas that don't experience high winds or extreme weather.

Commercial retail and office spaces are a great way to utilize the abundant square footage commercial warehouses offer. Businesses will always need ample room to house their inventory and office employees, and the design of these metal buildings provides the customization options that many industries need. The interiors can also quickly be finished with insulation, drywall, and lighting to transform them into a warm, inviting office environment or retail business.

Steel structures are a fantastic option for larger industrial businesses. These industries often require enormous amounts of open square footage to house their equipment, inventory, and personnel.

The agriculture sector has greatly benefited from the use of metal buildings and warehouses in recent years. With larger plots, bigger yields, and the growing size of farming equipment, it’s no surprise that ample square footage and protection from pests and the elements are first and foremost in many farmer’s minds.

With the rise in e-commerce, distribution centers for online companies have become increasingly common parts of the commercial landscape. These companies require customized structures that offer plenty of room for storage and streamlined logistics. Metal warehouses are one of the most cost-effective options for businesses of this type and size.

There aren't many building types that are up to the task of housing enormous airliners. But steel buildings are! Metal buildings are one of the only construction methods capable of providing the necessary room to protect and store larger commercial aircraft.

40’x40’ buildings are a terrific option for smaller retail businesses, automotive workshops, or breweries. They offer a generous amount of room and customization options while still maintaining a smaller footprint.

30’x50’ buildings make fantastic garages or maintenance buildings. Wide enough for several garage doors and plenty of space to house your lawn equipment and vehicles!

60’x60’ metal structures are large enough to accommodate restaurants, larger retail stores, and even trucking facilities.

40’x80’ buildings provide enough space for just about any purpose. They function as an excellent maintenance station for semis or recreational vehicles. Additionally, this building can effortlessly be broken up to perform in a commercial setting with plenty of room for retail and inventory space.

30’x120’ structures are large. This building size would be well-suited for numerous agricultural uses. It would also make a great automotive shop or garage, with lots of room for multiple service bays and space for vehicles, tools, and offices.

If you've ever seen the movie This Is Spinal Tap, you'll know that you need a clear idea of a project's dimensions before you start breaking ground. And whether you're building a model of Stonehenge or designing your new warehouse, you need to carefully consider the dimensions or you may end up with a product that's too small or too large.

Choosing a good color scheme can transform an ordinary building into something exceptional. And with a large assortment of paneling and trim colors to choose from, you can make your new building really stand out! You can always go with traditional options like white, beige, or steel, or you can choose something with more vibrancy, like greens and blues.

Our color options may vary based on location. Check with our building specialists for a full view of our available colors!

Wainscoting is a fantastic way to add a bit extra 'oomph' to a building project. With this customization option, you can break up the single color paneling found on most metal buildings and give it a bit more life. Choose between our wide range of colors and pick a color scheme that speaks to you!

As we’ve mentioned previously, the style of roof you choose can dictate the strength, resiliency, and aesthetics of your new building. Selecting premium options like vertical roofing panels will allow water and debris to easily fall from your roof, saving you money each year that you don't have to hire gutter cleaners or pay for roof repairs.

Your paneling is the meat and potatoes of any construction project. It’s the first thing you’ll see and the one thing that will keep the weather from blowing you down. Our panels can be arranged both horizontally or vertically, depending on taste and budget.

This customization option is an important one! Depending on your business type, you may need plenty of doors for ample access. For trucking companies and warehouses, you will require several larger garage bay doors to accommodate your vehicles and larger equipment. Windows are also an essential aspect of your new building! The placement of your windows will have a massive impact on the amount of natural light that enters your building.

The gauges of your framework, paneling, and roof will have a considerable effect on the strength of your structure. Our buildings are built to exceed wind, rain, snow, and seismic load ratings in most of the US, and depending on location and the severity of your region’s weather, you may need to opt for thicker gauges.

As mentioned previously, your building will need to pass your area's local building certifications. Before breaking ground on your new structure, you'll want to contact your local building inspector to learn about the certifications your building will need to exceed.

The location of your building is one of the most fundamental factors in the design process. For this process, you'll need to ensure that the building site is on level ground that rests above the water table and, if possible, in an area with abundant space for future expansion. For larger warehouses and commercial facilities, you'll most likely want to have a concrete foundation in place and fully cured before installation.

Your new building can be installed in a fraction of the time it would take to build other traditional stick-built structures. Depending on the size of your steel building, the installation process can last anywhere from a few days to a few months. Having the construction site primed and ready will increase the efficiency of installation and reduce overall build times.

After you’ve installed your building, you will want to contact your local building inspector to arrange an inspection. Ensuring that your building is up to code will keep you, your employees, and your valuables safe.

For smaller operations, experienced contractors may be interested in taking advantage of our premium metal building kits. These kits come with everything you’d find in our traditional metal buildings, but with the benefit of being able to install it on your own time.