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See how our pre-fabricated steel buildings can transform your business. From start to finish, watch videos showing how MSC can erect game-changing structures quickly and efficiently.
Supporting Western Canada Since 2002
We go the extra mile to shake your hand and understand what your business needs. Our steel building expertise and client focus allow us to help industries across B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan and Northern Canada to thrive.
Learn more about Metal Structure Concepts
Gain a deeper understanding of MSC, the industries we serve, and how we can help you succeed using metal buildings in our brochure.
Why Use Pre-engineered
Steel Buildings?
Get greater design flexibility, faster construction times, and quicker occupancy with lower initial and maintenance costs using pre-engineered steel buildings.
Testimonials
"Metal Structure Concepts did a great job, and we’re very happy with their level of service."
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"I have been planning this project for 10 years. Of all the people I spoke with about the project, Steve was the most helpful."
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"The finished product was really good and we're very happy with the quality and finish of the building."
"I always recommend MSC to industry peers and anyone else in need of a steel structure. "
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Why Choose Us?
Metal Structure Concepts is driven by new challenges, collaboration, and helping businesses in Western Canada achieve their dreams. Our expertise in steel buildings has been honed over decades of experience and a family legacy in the steel industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Structural steel buildings, also known as conventional steel, are constructed onsite using a blend of materials (steel, wood, masonry etc). They provide more flexibility in build for complex designs.
Pre-engineered steel buildings are fabricated as a kit off-site and then erected on site. They are more cost-effective, easy to maintain and simpler to build.
A typical building comes with 9-inch insulation in the roof (R30 value) and 6 inches in walls (R20), however, we can customize a design to suit your specific needs. We also specialize in insulated metal panels (aka sandwich panels) to meet today’s stringent energy codes.
Yes, a pre-engineered steel building is the most cost-effective building type to support the weight of a crane indoors. In more complex builds, structural steel may be the better option. The third option is a precast building. The likes of wood and block buildings are expensive in design for the support needed.
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