Storage and self-storage steel buildings
Single-tenant storage or multi-unit self-storage layouts with partition walls, roll-up doors on module spacing, and corridor or drive-up configurations.
Typical configuration
30×100PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE. SUBJECT TO SITE VERIFICATION, ENGINEERING REVIEW, LOCAL BUILDING-CODE REQUIREMENTS, FINAL MATERIAL PRICING, AND FOUNDATION REVIEW.
Preliminary pricing
3 SCOPESWhat's included
STANDARDCommon uses
APPLICATIONS- Self-storage
- Overflow
- Records
- Seasonal
Where we build
ALL 50 STATESDelivery and erection in every state, engineered to local loads. Featured markets — or browse all state and city pages:
Questions we get
FAQHow much does a steel building cost?
Most building kits land between $17 and $30 per square foot before foundation and erection. A delivered-and-erected 40×60 typically runs $88,000–$118,000 in most US markets; coastal and heavy-snow regions trend higher, and turnkey with slab and buildout runs higher still. Your final number depends on eave height, snow and wind loads, door openings, and finish level.
Do you handle engineering and permits?
Yes. Every building ships with sealed drawings for the state it is built in, plus anchor-bolt plans early so your concrete contractor can start. We prepare permit submittal packages; the permit itself is pulled by the owner or GC of record.
How long does it take to get a building?
Preliminary concept and estimate: 1–3 business days. Sealed drawings after order: 3–5 weeks. Fabrication and delivery: 6–12 weeks depending on mill schedules. Erection of a typical 40×60 takes 2–3 weeks once the slab has cured.
Can I buy just the kit and erect it myself?
Absolutely. Kits ship bolt-together with a marked erection manual and piece list. Many contractors and experienced owners self-erect. We can also supply an insured crew for all or part of the work.