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The process of getting your own turnkey, pre-engineered metal building is very easy. After you consider the options and order one of our metal buildings for sale online, we’ll make arrangements with you for a convenient delivery date. When our knowledgeable installers arrive at your residence, we’ll begin the steps of assembling your new custom metal building on a level piece of your property. We anchor our custom steel buildings to the concrete or ground for extra stability.
All of our buildings are custom-made so select a delivery area first then your options and we’ll confirm your pricing.
and only pay a small deposit to book delivery
We provide free delivery and installation of our custom steel structures to dozens of places, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. A custom metal building is ideal for protecting valuable property, especially in states that experience extremely inclement weather, such as Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Buy one of our custom metal buildings and you’ll know that your cars, farm vehicles, bicycles, yard tools, and other valuables are safe from high winds, rain, snow, and ice. You can even use your metal building to store your motorcycle for the winter.
Our prefabricated sheet steel buildings for sale protect your valuables from thieves and intruders on your property, too. Instead of parking your car, ATV, truck, or bicycle outdoors where thieves can see it, store it inside your steel building where it is out of sight. Our metal buildings serve as a deterrent to thieves, who want to focus their efforts on easy targets. That’s just one of the many reasons why so many people choose to buy one of our steel storage buildings for sale.
Our custom metal buildings are not just practical structures that offer security. They are visually appealing as well. We have a selection of 13 colors for the trim, roof, and siding in our metal building packages. This makes it easy to find a color for your building that coordinates with your house, shed, or other structures on your land.
We have steel buildings for sale in many different sizes, from small ones for a single piece of farm equipment to large ones to hold multiple cars and a riding lawn mower. No matter what you’re looking for, we have a steel building in our inventory that is certain to fulfill your unique needs!
The prices of our 12' to 24' wide metal buildings range from $3,445 to $10,855, depending on the size, style, and regional construction requirements, which are different in southern states, northern states, and Florida. Installation and delivery are free with all metal building purchases. 26' to 60' wide metal buildings are also available.
Our metal garage buildings can be delivered and installed on your level land in Alabama, Arkansas, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, or West Virginia.
You get your choice of 16 colors for the roof and the trim.
We do not allow customers to pick up their steel buildings. However, we do drop off steel buildings at our customers’ homes. Those who make this arrangement with us must assemble their steel garage buildings themselves. We do not recommend this option to customers because we like to supervise the installation ourselves with our professional assembly team. But if you assemble your custom steel building, you’ll save 5% on the steel building installed prices that we quote you. Customers who install their own steel garage buildings are not entitled to the one-year workmanship warranty, however.
The delivery times for the metal buildings for sale here vary from state to state. We provide all of our customers with approximately one week of notice before the anticipated delivery of our pre-engineered metal building packages.
Most of our small steel buildings are installed in about half a day. Our larger pre-engineered steel buildings for sale should take approximately one to two days to install depending on the size.
The regular-style roof is rounded on the sides with a barn-like shape. This is the most economical option for a metal building roof. The leg height on the regular garage packages is 8 feet, but at the top of the bend on the leg, it is 1 foot taller. This gives you 9-foot legs with a 9x8 garage door. The boxed-eave and vertical metal building packages come standard with 9-foot legs fully enclosed with a 9x8 garage door. The metal buildings for sale that have a boxed-eave roof have an A-frame gable roof with a 6-inch overhang on both sides. The vertical style is also built with an A-frame roof and has a 6-inch overhang on both sides. All of our steel buildings for sale have a 6-inch overhang on the front and back ends. The sheeting on a vertical-style roof runs up and down, allowing the snow to slide off of the building so you won’t have to rake the roof. Also, there’s bracing attached under a vertical roof to secure the sheeting. This adds strength to the structure of a vertical garage. When you look at the boxed-eave and regular roofs, you’ll notice that the sheeting runs horizontally over the length of the roof.
Yes, the steel buildings for sale here can be made taller in 1-foot increments with up to 20-foot legs.
Yes. There are a wide variety of sizes available for our custom metal buildings. They can be 12 feet, 18 feet, 20 feet, 22 feet, or 24 feet wide. The triple metal buildings are built 26 feet, 28 feet, and 30 feet wide. We also have our 40-foot-wide models, which are available in lengths of 32 feet, 34 feet, 36 feet, 38 feet, and 40 feet. The lean-to is available in 36 feet, 42 feet, 44 feet, 46 feet, and 48 feet. The lean-to has 12 feet on both sides. With those models, the lengths start out at 21 feet and get longer in 5-foot increments. The available lengths include 26 feet, 31 feet, 36 feet, 41 feet, 46 feet, 51 feet, 56 feet, 61 feet, 66 feet, 71 feet, 76 feet, 81 feet, 86 feet, 91 feet, 96 feet, and 101 feet. They can be built longer than 101 feet as well. To make them longer than 41 feet, we simply attach two end to end. We recommend the vertical roof for any built 41 feet or longer.
Yes. We can make residential steel buildings in a custom size, but we charge the customer the price of the next larger standard size metal building for sale. For example, let’s say you need a 17-foot-wide building and the standard widths are either 12 or 18 feet. We would charge you for an 18-foot-wide building in this case. This same rule applies to length. If you need the length to be 24 feet and the 26-foot-long model is too long, we can make the base 24 feet long, but it will be priced at 26 feet long. As you determine the size you want for your custom metal building, please remember that when we say 26 feet long, that includes a 6-inch overhang on the front and back ends, so the exact base is 25 feet long.
All of the widths on the metal garages are the exact base rail dimensions. The length listed for our steel buildings for sale includes a 6-inch overhang on the front and back ends, so if you order a 24x26 size, you will want the concrete slab to be exactly 25 feet wide by 26 feet long.
This wood hardness list ranks 75 types of wood by their Janka rating. Explore our wood density chart to see which hardwood is the best for your next project! The Janka hardness scale measures the force that’s required to embed a steel ball halfway through a sample of wood. The ball is 0.444 inches in diameter and fired with increasing force. The pounds of force (or newtons if you’re using the metric system) needed to push the ball to the center is the Janka value you end up with. It’s a great way to measure how resistant a piece of wood is to denting and wear. Our Janka wood hardness chart shows how durable certain wood types are.
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Where exactly do different types of wood come from? From which kinds of trees are fancy, expensive hardwoods like mahogany cut, and where in the world do these types of trees exist? Certain wood types are softer and more pliable than others, and the wood grains have a huge variety of colors, from pale birch to red bubinga to dark wenge to verdant greenheart. This wide variety comes from a world of forests, some of which have extremely rare or endangered types of trees. Other woods are common and have many variant species, like pine. Let’s take a moment to admire the huge biodiversity of the earth’s many kinds of trees, including fruit trees, conifers, rare species, and common types of trees you can find in many places throughout the world.
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This metal hardness chart organizes different types of metal using the Mohs hardness scale, a metric used by scientists to determine the scratch resistance of different minerals. With diamond at the top of the scale at a score of 10, elements and alloys can fall along the metal hardness scale from 10 (the most scratch-resistant) to 1 (the softest). We’ve arranged common metals in order of hardness in our handy chart and in this list. Our list includes different kinds of metal from metallic elements like silver to common alloys like steel.
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Have you ever wondered where metal comes from, how humans figured out how to make brass, or why rose gold is just a slightly different hue? We’ve created a comprehensive chart of metals and their alloys: A list of common metal alloys like this can help us answer many questions we have about our metal tools, our everyday lives, and our universe! We’ve created a list of metal alloys and their uses, composition, and even where their metallic elements come from.
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Let’s take a look back at the rich history of U.S. coins, from early American coins like the half-cent and the three-cent piece to modern favorites of collectors like the Sacagawea dollars. Old U.S. currency gives us windows into American history, like the massive shortages of copper during World War II leading to pennies being made from steel or the shortages in the 1850s leading to pennies actually having holes in the middle. These old American coins have a lot to say about our changing culture. We’re going to look at how the coins have changed, and we’ll also ask the question, “What are coins made of?” and see how the materials have changed as well.
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