Metal Buildings

[Gun Poor Pop]

Wow! I will message you for contacts.

 

[Preacherman]

If it’s for you; I’m sure I can get them out your way

Yes, it is for me.

 

[dennishoddy]

Check with the rail road yard in Stillwater. They recommended a builder for our 30X40 that did it all from dirt to an insulated finished product.
I did the electrical installation.

https://railroadyard.com/

 

[undeg01]

Steve Meiwes (pronounced my-viss)
405-818-3945

I know he has been busy the last couple years but said things have slowed down some. He is in Piedmont but has built all around Oklahoma. He even took a crew to the Dakotas several years back to build lodging for an oil company.

 

[OkieJoe72]

The link below is for the Oklahoma Electric Coop magazine. There are several builders that advertise in it, and most of them are in the NE part of the state. I’m planning on building a 30x50 in the near future, but I’m still shopping. As of right now, I’m leaning towards a pole barn with wood posts and steel roof joists that has one overhead door and one entry door. Using 26 gauge metal, the best quote is around $22/sq ft which includes concrete.

Edited: changed “NW part of state” to NE

https://www.okl.coop/magazine/current-edition/

 

[Gun Poor Pop]

Steve Meiwes (pronounced my-viss)
405-818-3945

I know he has been busy the last couple years but said things have slowed down some. He is in Piedmont but has built all around Oklahoma. He even took a crew to the Dakotas several years back to build lodging for an oil company.

Thanks for the contact info.

 

[BobbyV]

I own/developed a few commercial complexes and have built dozens of metal buildings (from 1200sf to 15,000sf) from the ground up. Message me and I will connect you to the contractors I use. You'll get best price out there (since you'll be coming through me).

*I have a fantastic contractor for concrete (he does everything from dirt prep, drainage to finish work)

*I have a fantastic contractor for red iron/metal building (he works with my concrete contractor to put in piers where needed and is the best out there)

*I have a fantastic spray foam contractor (open or closed cell) that can spray and paint very quickly and (more importantly) with zero mess.

All 3 have worked together on dozens of these for me and they work really well together. I am at the point where I could go from dirt to insulated building ready for power within 30 days.



I just had a 50X80 put up (in last month) and here was cost breakdown:

Dirt work/grading with heavy 4" plus 12 piers: $26K
Complete metal building (11' shoulders 15' peak) plus security door $57K
2" closed cell spray foam plus fully coated in white $22K

Roughly $26.25/sf

Example of one of my developments...this is on Waterloo in Edmond
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I wondered who built those pot palaces . . . .

 

[Gun Poor Pop]

The link below is for the Oklahoma Electric Coop magazine. There are several builders that advertise in it, and most of them are in the NW part of the state. I’m planning on building a 30x50 in the near future, but I’m still shopping. As of right now, I’m leaning towards a pole barn with wood posts and steel roof joists that has one overhead door and one entry door. Using 26 gauge metal, the best quote is around $22/sq ft which includes concrete.

https://www.okl.coop/magazine/current-edition/

Thanks for the info and the link.

 

[Gun Poor Pop]

Check with the rail road yard in Stillwater. They recommended a builder for our 30X40 that did it all from dirt to an insulated finished product.
I did the electrical installation.

https://railroadyard.com/

Just curious. Was this a recent build?

 

[SanMan]

Looking to build a 30x50 shop.Red iron w/ 26ga. roof and walls and 4”concrete floor. I know that it’s not such a great time to build but was wondering if anyone knows someone that they could recommend? I live in the northwest part of the state. I have received one quote but was wanting to get at least another one or two. I figure that some of you fellers might have used some good builders and could pass along your experiences and knowledge.

I thought this vid was interesting. Post frame vs. Pole barn. Good luck in your search and with with the build!