When planning a metal building project, owners can choose between purchasing an engineered building kit and using a turnkey construction approach. Both options can use the same professionally engineered steel building system, but the level of project involvement differs.
Metal Building Kit
With a standard metal building kit, SteelCo provides the engineered building package and materials needed for construction. The package can include the primary and secondary framing, roof and wall panels, trim, fasteners, openings, and stamped engineering and erection drawings based on the project specifications.
The owner or selected contractor is responsible for site preparation, foundations, permitting, and building erection. This approach can be a good fit for owners who already have a contractor, construction resources, or experience coordinating the work.
Turnkey Construction
A turnkey approach provides greater coordination across the construction process. Depending on the project and location, services may include engineering coordination, permitting assistance, site and construction management, and building erection.
For large projects throughout Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Alabama, SteelCo Buildings’ sibling division, SCB Construction Group, can also provide engineering coordination, permitting assistance, construction management, and complete turnkey building services.
Choosing the Right Approach
The right option depends on your project size, location, construction experience, available contractors, budget, and desired level of involvement. Understanding these responsibilities early can help you choose a building solution that fits your project and resources.
SteelCo’s metal building kits can be customized around your building dimensions, intended use, structural requirements, and desired features.