Metal Buildings
No matter where in the US you call home, you can bet that metal buildings and steel-built structures are quickly becoming one of the most popular construction methods on the market. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a small lawn equipment shed or an enormous industrial compound; metal buildings can be built quicker, cheaper, and last longer than traditional stick-built structures.
Custom metal buildings are not only one of the strongest building types, but they’re also incredibly versatile. This is precisely why you’ll see them used in almost every corner of the economy, from private residential use to full-sized commercial establishments. So whether you're looking for a new RV carport or large barn for your horses, you've come to the right place!
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(877) 754-1818Types Of Metal Buildings We Offer At Probuilt Steel Buildings
Because our buildings are so adaptable, they can come in many different forms. To help you decide exactly what type of structure you need, we've put together a comprehensive list of the other structure types:
Popular Sizes Of Metal Buildings
No matter what building type you choose, it's important to find the right size to fit your needs. To help you make sense of the different dimension options, we’ve compiled a few of our more popular size options below and some of their best uses:
Fully-Customizable Steel Buildings
No matter what building size and type you need, Probuilt Steel Buildings has you covered! We offer an extensive array of customization options, allowing you to design and change almost every facet of your new building. Don’t believe us? Take a look a just a few of the customization choices available:
Building Styles
The style of building you choose is entirely up to you! Easily adjust the style to suit your needs. We have plenty of options, from more modern design choices to more traditional home-like structures.
Anchors
Anchors are pieces of hardware that keep your metal building attached to the ground. Depending on your choice of foundation, you’ll have several anchor options available to you. These include:
Rebar Anchors
This anchor type is designed to secure buildings to the soil in areas with low winds. They offer a tremendous amount of stability, but if you live in an area that sees nasty weather, you’ll need more heavy-duty options.
Mobile Home Anchors
Mobile home anchors are more sturdy than rebar anchor systems and commonly secure mobile homes to the ground. With an auger-like corkscrew design, these anchors will stay firmly planted in the ground.
Concrete Anchors
This system adheres buildings to concrete foundations using drilled holes and thick ‘bolt’ anchors. Concrete anchors are an incredibly stable choice that will ensure your building stands up to almost any weather.
Asphalt Anchors
Asphalt anchors use special barbed anchors to connect your building to an asphalt foundation. This anchor system is a stable option, but you may choose to go with a concrete foundation if you worry about severe weather.
Other Customization Options
Doors And Windows
We have a large assortment of doors and windows to choose from to match any need, including premium windows and oversized garage doors. And if we don’t have the window type you need, we can always frame it out so you can easily install it yourself later!
Colors
Adding a splash of color to your new building has never been easier! We have a large assortment of colors for our panels, trim, and even wainscoting, giving you the ability to customize your building’s aesthetics. Additionally, you can improve your building’s heating efficiency by picking lighter colors in hotter regions and darker tones for cooler climates.
Gauges
With our metal buildings, you have a choice between 29 and 26 gauge steel panels. Both paneling thicknesses can stand up to harsh weather, but 26 gauge paneling is thicker and far more durable if you live in areas that often see heavy winds and extreme snowfall.
Steel Framing
Our buildings come standard with 14 gauge frames that are durable and capable of standing up to some pretty nasty environmental forces. However, if you live in an area that experiences heavy wind, rain, and snowfall, you might want to choose our thicker 12 gauge framing reinforcements.
Design & Plan The Building
You can use 3D Design Tool to Customize & Visualize your Building.
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