Following pages are just some of various options that you can choose when configuring your building.

All of our buildings are custom designed and built. If you have an option in mind that is not listed here, tell us about it and we will do our best to incorporate it into your building design.

Check Out Galvalume Steel versus Galvanized Steel

“What Most Competitors Use”…Short Term Product

Galvanized Corrugated Metal Roofing: GOOD PRODUCT!

Galvanized Corrugated Metal is a plain carbon steel sheet coated in a galvanizing process that applies a barrier of zinc to insulate it from the elements. Most of the corrugated roofing and corrugated siding products seen today and for many years past, have made in the galvanized finish. This coating on the galvanized corrugated steel has been the choice for years and has a reputation as a rugged product that can and will last for unlimited time on a structure. A normal steel sheet will rust almost immediately, but galvanizing will protect the steel. Once galvanized by eltro-coated and, hot-dipped process this product surface produces a silvery look or spangled finish. As a standard several of our industrial type corrugated metal siding, corrugated metal roofing, corrugated metal decking, corrugated metalpanels and accessories are made in galvanized steel. The galvanized sheets are coated on both sides, with a layer of zinc protecting the metal from the results of being outdoors in the weather everyday. Galvanized corrugated metal roofing is a durable and functional choice.

“Why Our Metal is the BEST”

Check Out Galvalume Steel versus Galvanized Steel    

Galvalume Finish Corrugated Metal Roofing: THE BEST LONG TERM PRODUCT!

Galvalume finish corrugated metal is one of the best corrosion resistant corrugated materials offered in the architectural roofing and siding panel market. Unlike normal galvanizing, this corrugated metal material is an actual combination of aluminum and zinc to provide excellent protection. Galvalume finish corrugated metal will give you a great product that can last longer then the traditional galvanized finish. The corrosion resistance of this corrugated metal will make this the ideal product for almost any application, by marrying the lightweight aspect and advantage of aluminum, with less chance of the material corroding at the normal stress points, and areas where rusting can start.

GALVALUME® Steel Sheet is carbon steel sheet coated with aluminum-zinc alloy by a continuous hot-dip process described in Production Methods. The nominal coating composition is 55% aluminum and 45% zinc. A small but important addition of silicon is included in the coating alloy. It is added not to enhance the corrosion performance, but to provide good coating adhesion to the steel substrate when the product is roll-formed, drawn, or bent during fabrication.

GALVALUME® steel sheet combines the excellent barrier corrosion protection of aluminum with the galvanic protection of zinc. The result is a coating that lasts a long time, a coating that provides cut-edge protection along sheared edges, and therefore, a coating that offers excellent protection to steel sheet. Although there are a few exceptions, for most applications in most types of environment, GALVALUME steel sheet is the preferred product when long-term resistance to atmospheric corrosion is desired. It outlasts a galvanized coating of comparable thickness, and offers cut-edge protection that is not available with aluminum-coated sheet. This cut-edge protection means there is less rust-staining along sheared edges, at scratches, and other imperfections in the coating. Also, since the coating is so resistant to corrosion, it retains a very bright surface appearance when exposed to most atmospheres. These attributes make GALVALUME steel sheet the preferred material for roofing.

The superior corrosion resistance of GALVALUME® steel sheet is achieved by the presence of microscopic zinc-rich and aluminum-rich areas within the coating. The aluminum-rich areas, which corrode very slowly, provide the long-term durability while the zinc-rich areas, which corrode preferentially, provide galvanic protection.

Common trusses are the standard truss and the most cost effective. There are many things common trusses can accomplish.

Scissor trusses can be used in all types of applications. Usually the ceiling pitch is 1/2 of what the roof pitch is. Scissor trusses provide that extra ceiling height, and make rooms look and feel bigger.

Attic trusses are great for living space or storage space. Attic trusses have a room built right in them. We have lots of customers that take what would be a big empty dead attic area, and use attic trusses to increase living space. Which in turn raises the value of your home. Attic trusses can have rooms up to 16′Wx8′H.

Gambrel trusses are great for the old barn style image. Gambrel trusses can also have a nice size room built in, just like an attic truss. Gambrel trusses are very popular for barns with hay storage.