*4 Week Lead/Build Times For Most Carports.
Metal Warehouses And Large Buildings
31′ Feet And Wider Buildings Are Considered a Wide-Span or Warehouse.
Helpful Tips When You Are Shopping For A Warehouse
- Use an exact concrete base for your structure to prevent leaks.
- Before installing your foundation, please contact us for the best instructions for you or your contractor.
- We do not add any extra building designs or add-ons other than what is stated on this website and/or contracts.
- You can customize your building after our manufacturer installs the building.
- Any after market add-ons can void the warranty. Please contact us if you have this concern.
- Please contact your local building code enforcement agency for easements and permits.
- The manufacturer nor Norcal Carports is not responsible for getting the permits required by your local buildings codes.
- If the unit is fully enclosed, the work crew must be able to move around the entire structure with ladders and drill tools.
- A minimum of 3′-4′ is needed for work space. They require a minimum of 3′-4′around the entire structure.
- If your unit is going to be installed next to an existing home, we must also have at least 2′of clearance above the roof line.
- The poles are galvalume in color and cannot be painted. Only the outside panels and roofing are painted.
- Deposits are non-refundable once your order is placed.
Can Metal Warehouses Handle Extreme Weather?​
The steel is meant to withstand the damage rain and snow can bring under extreme weather conditions.
How Much Does A Metal Warehouse Cost?​
Depending on your building requirements and sizes, the price of a steel warehouse building can range from $5,000 to $200,000. This includes free shipping and delivery. The building prices are comparable to traditional wood structures. The benefits of a metal warehouse are structural integrity, cost-efficient, have long-lasting steel material as a foundation, and metal wall panels to protect against the winds.
What Can I Use A Warehouse For?
Gym owners use metal recreational buildings for their large garage doors and open-air space that follow social distancing guidelines. Art studio residents who needed a quiet space purchased a small garage/house space for their creative work. Auto-body shop business owners have converted the warehouse into a garage for mechanics. Other prefab metal building details are altered to the customer’s exact specifications. Nutrition programs can store goods before they are shipped to local businesses.
