What’s included
We review the erection drawings and anchor-bolt plan before your slab is poured.
We help plan the delivery and unload and inventory the steel against the bill of materials.
Columns and rafters set, plumbed, bolted and torqued to the drawings.
Purlins, girts, eave struts and bracing installed and squared.
Roof and wall panels, insulation, sealants and fasteners installed to the manufacturer’s details.
Trim, gutters, framed openings, walk doors and roll-up doors installed.
Leftover materials sorted, site cleaned, and a walkthrough with you.
Send us your order or quote before you buy and we will point out anything missing. It costs nothing and can save a second delivery.
Yes. We erect pre-engineered packages for GCs on commercial jobs, with our own crew and lifting equipment. Certificates of insurance are available on request. See our warehouse and commercial work.
Our process
Step 1
We walk your site, measure, and talk through how you’ll use the building.
Step 2
You get a written quote with the size, options and a clear scope of work.
Step 3
Stamped drawings go to permitting while we prep the site and pour the slab.
Step 4
Our own crew sets the frames, sheets the building and installs doors and trim.
Step 5
We walk the building with you, finish the punch list and hand over the documents.
FAQ
Yes, that is what this service is for. We erect kits from the major pre-engineered manufacturers as long as the drawings and materials are complete.
We can. If someone else pours it, we ask to check the anchor-bolt layout before the pour, because bolt errors are hard and costly to fix later.
A 40x60 shop often goes up in about a week of crew time once the slab is cured and the steel is on site, depending on weather, doors and options. Bigger buildings take longer, and we give you a schedule with the quote.
We bring our own equipment for most residential and light commercial buildings. Larger jobs may need a crane, which we schedule and include in the quote.
We inventory against the bill of materials at delivery so shortages get reported to the manufacturer right away, not mid-erection.
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