Red Iron

Red Iron Buildings For Northwest Arkansas

Your Local Metal Building Company

What is A Red Iron Building?

Get the building you need on a budget.

Red iron buildings are sometimes referred to as pre-engineered metal buildings, or PEMBs. They are the preferred option for most people when it comes to durability and affordability. Red iron buildings are made from steel with steel frames holding the structure's primary support.

Because of the steel components in the support of a red iron building, the design can be engineered for your area, county and zip code. This makes a pre-engineered metal building an excellent choice.

Red iron structures are highly recognized as an industry standard. You won’t have to worry about material inconsistencies, specialized labor or other problematic factors should you ever need your red iron building serviced in the future.

Our Metal Building Process:

1. Site Work

Site work includes a few things such as surveying, grading, and excavation. These steps are imperative to the metal building erection process.
2. Concrete Pouring

Concrete pouring is the next step in the metal building erection service. We make sure our experts lay a foundation that will last.
3. Erection Services

Erection services are the installation of your steel building. We weld and fasten all structural elements and use the most modern techniques to do this.
4. Insulation

We offer insulation services for your metal buildings!
5. Windows & Doors

When deciding on what to add to your metal building, keep in mind that we're able to install windows and doors as well.

Pre-engineered metal buildings are best suited for larger projects. Using manufactured and engineered main frames and columns, we can design the building to meet any wind or snow load required. You can use a pre-engineered steel building for the following purposes:

Warehouses/Storage Facilities
Body Repair Shops/Vehicle Dealerships
Restaurants and Breweries
Service Centers
Gymnasiums
Agricultural Buildings
Office Buildings
And much more!

If you need a metal building in Northwest Arkansas, our pre-engineered steel buildings are the perfect fit for you.

Why Choose Red Iron?

When using a conventional wood frame for your structure, there may be a need for interior posts throughout the entire structure to manage the support and weight of the building. However, with red iron buildings, the main frame rafter will be clear span with fewer obstructions. This means more open floor space as well as more overhead clearance.

Benefits of Red Iron

Red iron structures are non-flammable, which means that they are typically cheaper to insure - this saves you money in the long term. They're made from durable materials and provide a very secure structure to serve as a house, strip mall, athletic center, or various other uses.

You can even safely store the food for the animals inside the building, as they are designed to resist termites and pests. The area inside the structure is contained & is a very hygienic option for storing food. Also, thanks to the structural integrity and high durability, there's very little maintenance involved with red iron buildings.
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Factors To Consider

With red iron constructions, one of the factors that you have to take into consideration is whether or not you want to insulate the building. Insulation could help you cut down on your heating and cooling costs, as well as provide added protection from extreme weather conditions.

We highly recommend a minimum of roof only insulation. Insulation is great for controlling condensation. It will help in protecting your investments from harsh weather for longer.
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Red Iron Overview

The first step in the red iron building construction process is to erect columns and the mainframe. Next, we’ll attach the purlins and grits, insulation if it is being utilized, and sheeting. Finally, the windows, doors and other finishing touches are added, which completes the structure.

The construction of red iron buildings could cost more than wood structures, but they hold their value well. These types of buildings typically cost less per square foot the larger they get. While this entire process may sound simple (and it is for us) it's important that it is done by an experienced professional.
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