In 1994 avid pilot and aviation enthusiast Robert Poole founded Aero Structural Incorporated with the simple goal in mind, to safely get their customers flying. Aero Structural Inc. specializes in the structural repair, fabrication and modification for executive, single engine and commercial aircrafts. As Poole’s business grew, it became necessary to upgrade to a larger facility. In 2008 Poole purchased an Allied Steel Building. He found working with Allied Steel … Continue reading →

Allied Cares is a community outreach volunteer program designed to assist local and global non-profit organizations. This is the beginning of a series of programs Allied Cares will put together to be part of the communities we live and build in.   Give Kids the World Village Read More… Ronald McDonald House of Fort Lauderdale Read More…

Allied Steel Buildings had the privilege of participating in the 8th annual Ronald McDonald “Home of the Holidays” lighting event on Saturday December 3rd. The mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities is to create, find and support programs that directly improve the health and well being of children. Its Ft. Lauderdale branch was able to raise over $84,000 to help house its families who have critically ill children undergoing treatment. … Continue reading →

When you deliver over 3400 buildings worldwide they are bound to show up in movies, photo shoots and television shows. Sunday’ nights Amazing Race 19 took place in Panama where the competitors faced off in the brand new Panama fish market, a building recently engineered and delivered by Allied Steel Buildings. They also shot at a future site of 4 more Allied buildings in Panama by the Panama Canal Expansion … Continue reading →

Allied Steel Supplies Largest Aircraft Hangars in Aruba Known for fabulous beaches, Aruba’s coast is sprinkled with exotic divi-divi trees that provide postcard-worthy views of the southern Caribbean Sea. Unique with its dry climate, Aruba compels travelers all over the world to come and take advantage of its continuously sunny days. It’s no wonder that in 1933 construction plans for an airport on the island were underway. Fast forwarded to … Continue reading →

Natures First Fruit In Cawston, British Columbia Cawston Cold Storage Ltd. is keeping it fresh with their commitment to food safety precautions and the high-quality manufacturing practices of their organic produce. Since 1992, CCS has continued to expand their business and discover new ways to produce more fruits and vegetables with a greater sustainability of their harvest. Owners, Dan Taylor and Bill Potash began CCS in the 1990’s by renting … Continue reading →

Going Green with Wilco Recycling In the greater Austin-Round Rock metropolitan area of Texas, Wilco Recycling has taken on a new initiative, to help divert more recoverable materials from the landfill. In August 2011, they unveiled their new single-stream recycling facility. Single-steam recycling is revolutionizing the way materials are processed and renewed. Without the need to separate recyclables out on a truck route there are more participants, decreased collection costs … Continue reading →

In 2007 Stephen Hawco started a mobile welding company, servicing Labrador City and the surrounding area in Newfoundland and Labrador. Seeking to meet the industry demand, Hawco saw an opportunity to expand his mobile welding business into a full service metal works operation. Enter Carol Lakes Metal Works Ltd., a thriving small business that has grown from 1 to 40 employees in just a few short years. The newest expansion … Continue reading →

Building on a Vision Bill Hettinger, freshly retired from the military, is turning his dream into reality. A few years ago Hettinger purchased property with the vision to relocate from the hustle of New Jersey and open a small business in West Virginia. Looking for a reliable, cost-effective solution for a storage facility and potential office, Hettinger sought the expertise of Allied Steel Buildings. Hettinger has been erecting the 30′x46′x20′ … Continue reading →

As Hurricane Irene strengthens and threatens the eastern United States, bleak thoughts of Katrina and Andrew are imminent. Irene is expected to be the strongest hurricane to hit the Carolinas since 1996. Currently at a category three, Irene could possibly become a treacherous category four by the time it reaches the east coast. Category aside, Irene will pose a serious threat to the lives and property in its path. Extreme … Continue reading →