Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings for Commercial and Agricultural Applications

Prefab metal buildings are engineered and designed specifically for your needs making them the perfect building solution.

Due to the inherent strength of metal buildings and built-in support structure, the metal building’s clear span far exceeds wood framed buildings. For example, a 200-foot clear span is easily doable when it comes to PEMB.

Unlike its wood counterpart, pre-engineered metal buildings can stand for generations since they do not age the same way from traditional elements such as weather, termite damage, etc. Additionally, when desired, pre-engineered metal buildings can be reskinned aesthetically, even 50 years down the road, and it will look like a new structure.

Since pre-engineered metal buildings have a structure that is built from steel, they are less likely to be damaged by critters (i.e. termites, carpenter ants, bark beetles, etc.). Additionally, due to the structural makeup, a PEMB is less susceptible to damage from natural elements including high-wind storms, lightning, excessive snow weight, etc.

There are many different “accepted methods” to construct and install a traditional building which leads to a lack of consistency between builders which can cause issues down the road. On the other hand, there is only one properly defined methodology for erecting pre-engineered metal buildings which leads to a consistent, higher quality building completion.

Since the buildings are pre-engineered, it is typically a much more rapid process to both produce and install the final building, which leads to time saved and a quicker occupancy turnaround.

Insurance companies estimate insurance premiums based on likelihood of a payout and the projected cost of replacing the structure. Thus, the more damage-resistant your building is, the lower risk faced by the insurance company. PEMB buildings are less likely to be damaged by earthquakes, hurricane-force winds, and heavy snows due to a greater strength-to-weight ratio. Naturally, steel also is more resistant to fire, mold/mildew, termites, and other organic elements. All of these factors can lead to lower insurance costs for your commercial steel building.