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As energy codes for pre engineered steel buildings become more and more stringent, designers are being asked to create building envelopes that offer a higher degree of energy efficiency, as well as increased protection against air infiltration. Air barriers play a major role in both.

Steel is one of the strongest building materials available today, and it’s one of the primary reasons pre engineered steel buildings last as long as they do.

For obvious reasons, it is almost always preferable to erect pre engineered steel buildings in summer, rather than winter. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible to pull off a successful project in winter, it just requires a little more planning.

Forward thinking companies are always looking for new ways to do things better and operate smarter. They’re never satisfied with the status quo.

Pre engineered steel buildings are renowned for providing many advantages, and one of the key perks is quick turnaround times. In most instances, site-built projects simply can’t compete. Not surprisingly, we often get asked ‘Why?’

Before erecting pre-engineered steel buildings, one of the first things you need to do is secure land. There are many factors that will influence your decision.

Pre-engineered metal buildings have become one of the most coveted construction methods available. But before you go this route, get familiar with the process.

One of the byproducts of a company’s success is the need expand. For companies that show a little foresight, installing mezzanine floors in pre engineered metal buildings might just buy you a little time before you need to build or relocate.

Building office space can be a rewarding process. For the utmost in design flexibility and cost-effectiveness, many operators prefer prefab buildings.

Using prefab buildings for mini storage investments is a popular choice among property developers. That’s because they offer a combination of cost-effectiveness and durability that’s hard to beat.