If you are a do-it-yourselfer, go to http://roshmetal.com/ . On their website, within minutes, you can design your building and price it. When you are ready you can buy a package with the steel and insulation from them. I purchased a 42'X90', 16' height at the eaves, 1/12 pitch, from them in 2004.

For $23,000 ($6 sq. ft.) they provided everything above the concrete except the garage doors - all the steel, 3" insulation for the walls/ceiling, and the plans with Engineer certification that my state required. I provided the foundation, the concrete floor and anchor bolts.

I erected the building with the help of my 80 year old dad, a 25' scissor lift and a farm tractor with a front end loader. The building has six bays that are 15'X42' with each bay having a 12' wide X 14' tall garage door. I lease out four of the bays and use two of the bays for storage for my cabinet shop. I am retired now, but that extra space sure is nice and the four leased bays bring in income that helps defray expenses of my now idle cabinet shop. The cabinet shop is a concrete block building built in 1984 - if I could do it over it would be a steel building.

I am a wood guy so everything around me is wood, but because of the fire danger I do not feel comfortable making a wood shop building out of wood.

Are they national? That shop looks like what I want to get.

@ jawadratul, Tasdidalvi,

Please do introduce yourself to the forum. We have a Member Introductions way down below the index page.
Can you tell us from what country are you coming and possibly your line of work. We'd like to know you better
as a new member of this forum.

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