Conventional steel buildings offer the design flexibility you want and the durability you need.
Conventional steel buildings are structures that are built using traditional construction methods, with steel being the main material used. They offer exceptional durability, strength, and versatility, making them a great choice for a number of applications, from industrial facilities and warehouses to office buildings and retail spaces. If you’re considering putting up a conventional steel building for your next venture, our team at S.E. Trogdon & Sons Inc. would be more than happy to partner with you, as we have extensive experience in this type of construction.
One of the outstanding features of conventional steel buildings is their remarkable versatility and design flexibility. Unlike pre-engineered buildings, which are typically only available in certain configurations, conventional steel buildings are custom-built to meet your exact vision and needs. They allow for greater design freedom and larger spans and can accommodate multi-story projects.
Another great benefit of choosing conventional steel buildings is that no matter what your final design winds up looking like, you have the assurance that most of the building is constructed with steel, one of the strongest and most durable construction materials available. This helps ensure your building can stand up to the elements and will maintain its structural integrity for years.
We work with clients across multiple industries, and we take great pride in delivering the superior craftsmanship and personalized service your project deserves. From your initial consultation to the project completion, we work closely with you to ensure the structure not only meets industry standards but also exceeds your expectations.
Our team is proud to design and construct conventional steel buildings for clients throughout the Asheboro, North Carolina area. Contact us today to learn more or to get started on your next project.
At S.E. Trogdon & Sons Inc., we build conventional steel buildings in Asheboro, Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Summerfield, Kernersville, Siler City, Chapel Hill, Salisbury, and Statesville, North Carolina.