Our most recently published articles
Yes, metal garages are subject to local zoning laws in virtually every US jurisdiction. Zoning regulations are set by city or county governments, not by
A wind rating is the maximum sustained wind speed a metal building is engineered to withstand without structural failure. Building codes set this rating using
Yes. You can absolutely build a restaurant using a metal building. In fact, pre‑engineered steel buildings are becoming one of the smartest ways to launch
Here’s When a Commercial Steel Building Becomes the Smart Upgrade from Your Current Building Growth is a good problem to have, but it becomes a
The four main types of hangar doors are sliding, bi-fold, hydraulic, and vertical lift. Each type differs in upfront cost, sealing performance, space requirements, and
Cut your utility costs with custom energy‑saving upgrades for steel garages, using practical steps like improving insulation, sealing air leaks, and boosting overall efficiency throughout the year.
A custom red‑iron steel headquarters built for Simerson Construction, a versatile contractor specializing in plumbing, fabrication, welding, HVAC, carpentry, and public works.
This article covers the best siding materials for steel structures, the step-by-step process for a direct overlay installation, and the critical factors that determine whether the project succeeds for the long haul.
This guide breaks down real-world costs for 2026, drawing on contractor data, pilot forum experiences, and the perspective of ROI Metal Buildings, which frames hangar construction as both asset protection and a potential income stream.
This article examines the structural, financial, and operational reasons steel has overtaken conventional methods, and what you need to evaluate when planning your next facility.
