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Buying a building isn't like ordering something online. There are dimensions, door clearances, site conditions, colors and dozens of other details to think through. Here are the questions we're asked most.
Yes. Building dimensions, colors, doors, windows, siding options, lean-tos, insulation, and other features can be configured depending on the building and installation area.
That depends on what you're putting inside. Vehicles, equipment, workbenches, shelving, lifts, and future storage should all be considered when choosing dimensions.
Yes. Many buildings can be configured with multiple garage doors to create separate vehicle or work bays.
Lean-tos are available on many building configurations and are a great way to add covered space without fully enclosing additional square footage.
Yes. Available colors can be coordinated across the roof, siding, trim, doors, and other building components, including two-tone wainscot.
If you're planning to heat, cool, work inside, or otherwise regularly occupy the building, insulation is worth considering. Double bubble acts as a moisture and radiant barrier, while 2" fiberglass helps with temperature retention.
Absolutely. You don't need every specification figured out beforehand. Start with your intended use and approximate size and we'll help you work through the rest.
Yes, provided the building and garage door are designed with enough width and height clearance for your RV.
Yes. Steel buildings can be configured for workshops, warehouses, service businesses, equipment storage, manufacturing, retail applications, and many other commercial uses.
Think about the building's intended use, available property space, vehicle and equipment dimensions, door clearance, future storage needs, foundation and site preparation, and any local requirements that may apply to your project.
Yes. Delivery and installation are included on our buildings within our service area, which currently covers 19 states.
Your installation area should be reasonably level and clear before the crew arrives. Enclosed buildings are typically installed on a concrete slab sized to match the building.
Ask questions, change your design, compare options. We'd rather help you think through the project now than have you wish you'd changed something after the building is standing.