With the new year just shortly behind us, it’s no doubt that we will see cold weather slowly coming in. Winter Storm Hercules has already brought tons of snow to our brothers and sisters to the North and in doing so has made tons of metal and steel building owners think of creative ways to heat up their building.
Okay, so you’re looking for gifts to give that perfect home builder or engineer in your family. If you have a loved one who loves to tinker and spend hours in his shed, it might be best to invest in a pre-fabricated home or building.
Giving comes in many forms. Many of us can give presents to our friends and family, while others give their time to local organizations such as their local church.
If you’ve seen the news recently you might of heard of Google’s hulking floating data center in San Francisco. Most people are not sure what it is, but we can be safe to assume that it proves no threat to the metal or steel building industry.
Do you own a metal or steel building? If so chances are that you could use this same building as your party place or dining hall this holiday season.
The Fall season is upon us which means winter is right around the corner. No matter what part of the state you live in, you know you are in danger of having pretty harsh weather from time to time. This is why having a metal or steel building in North Carolina is beneficial.
October 12 is Old Farmers Day, which honors the hard work and labor farmers have done throughout American history. What better way to celebrate it than with a new agricultural shelter for your farm equipment in South Carolina?
Purchasing a metal or steel building has many advantages to traditional storage and building construction. Metal and steel buildings are cost effective, quick to assembly, and many options pertaining to size, layout, and color exist for you to choose from.
Have you ever heard the expression, “a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind?” If you’re like a lot of people, then you have bigger problems then just a cluttered desk. Commonly we hear people complain about not having enough time or energy to clean, but in many instances, people lack space causing a mess to seem much worse.
August 19th is National Aviation Day, a day to honor the aerial accomplishments of Orville and Wilbur Wright. If the Wright brothers were with us now they would have one question, “where can we store our airplane?” Fortunately, we have found the solution. A pre-engineered building, namely a storage unit.
