100 X 100 Steel Building Cost
A 100’ x 100’ steel building can serve as a warehouse, workshop, community space, gym, barn, and more. The clear span design of a 100’ x 100’ metal building keeps the floor space open for a solid 10,000 square feet of usable space. To accommodate your equipment or storage needs, you can also choose the height of your steel buildings.
What Is the 100 X 100 Metal Building Price?
Whether building a garage, pole barn, shed, or shop, the cost of a 100’ by 100’ steel building varies based on the building’s design and location, material costs, availability, finishing products, and wind and snow loads. Contractors and architects must consider the extreme fluctuations in construction costs due to the current economic impact on the supply chain in order to achieve a profitable and punctual building project.
*DISCLAIMER: The drastic fluctuation in construction prices mandate using this information as a general guide. It is important to understand that supply chain issues, material costs, and consumer demand can significantly impact cost estimates.
Aside from supply chain and material availability problems, Steel Buildings vary in price, plus land and grading. Concrete and erection costs will increase for 10,000 ft2 and bigger steel buildings since they require larger crews than the standard 5-person team, and an upgrade from a 6,000-pound to a 10,000-pound shooting boom forklift.
Builders and architects must consider several other factors when estimating the turnkey price for a 100’ x 100’ steel building:
- Land and grading costs can vary significantly based on location. You can reduce the cost of grading by choosing a flat lot with hard clay, a natural water drainage path, and no trees.
- The building’s poured concrete foundation
- Soft costs, like legal fees, permits, insurance, architectural drawings, engineering, taxes, non-permanent furniture (desks, chairs, etc.), portable construction equipment, etc.
- Financing costs such as the interest rate and fees paid to the bank for your construction loan.
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Is a 100’ x 100’ Metal Building a Good Investment — YES!
Pre-fabricated steel or metal buildings provide many financial benefits to contractors and building owners: excellent resale value, quick construction, lower labor and material costs, and reduced long-term expenses.
Quickly Construct with Allied Steel Buildings
Allied Steel Buildings has what you need to construct a pre-engineered 100’ x 100’ steel building from a steel building kit in just weeks, unlike traditional building methods that take months. They precisely cut each piece to create a smooth steel building with clean lines. The process saves money by quickening delivery time and lessening labor costs.
Lessens Material Costs
They lower building material costs by efficiently managing the supply chain, from purchasing to manufacturing, striving to save their customers on the final cost of metal buildings.
- Allied Steel Buildings qualifies for discounted material pricing by buying steel in large quantities, passing the savings on to their clients, and reducing building costs.
- Precision-cutting and attention to detail significantly reduces waste, which lessens material cost.
Lower Long-Term Expense
Allied Steel Buildings offers several vital features that control a 100×100 steel building’s continuing costs for repairs, maintenance, and energy:
- They are a low-risk investment because of the current demand for steel buildings for sale. Commercial real estate buyers want them for warehouses, commercial and industrial space, and more. This trend will increase the property value of your steel buildings, ensuring a resale value that is at least comparable to your building costs.
- They stand up to extreme weather events. Some designs can resist winds of 180 mph and snow loads of 120 lbs per ft2, saving on expensive repairs.
- Steel buildings do not expand and contract if exposed to moisture. Moisture-resistant steel also stops the growth of structurally damaging and unhealthy mold.
- Fire-resistant steel will trap flames, preventing the spread of fire.
- Steel naturally resists structurally destructive pests, like termites.
- Steel buildings absorb seismic energy without adverse consequences, like collapsing.
- Precise cutting minimizes gaps in doors, windows, and other areas vulnerable to air infiltration, reducing HVAC costs. However, metal buildings lack adequate insulating properties. To control the internal temperature of a prefabricated metal building, you must apply an insulation product like a thermal insulated metal panel or batted insulation.
- Paint finishes have multiple-decade warranties, and protect against chipping, blistering, peeling, and cracking.
- Steel buildings help lower insurance costs because insurance companies base their premiums primarily on a structures’ resistance to damage. An Allied Steel building will almost always have significantly lower insurance rates than a comparable wood-framed building.
Constructing a Financially Successful Steel Structure with Allied Buildings
The cost to build a 100’ x 100’ metal building depends on hard, soft, and financial costs. However, to ensure the economic success of the building, you must also consider the long-term expenses, like utility, repairs, and maintenance. Fortunately, quick-to-install and durable, disaster-resistant Allied Steel Buildings produces a product that lessens overall building costs and long-term expenses compared to traditional building methods.
Get in touch with Allied Steel professionals today for more information on the cost of constructing a 100’ x 100’ steel building!