Not accounting for all your requirements now may be costly in the future. Change orders after the manufacturer has begun production can be very expensive, so make sure you h… See more

The cheapest option is a single-slope roof with a 1:12 pitch. Like the point above, more complex … See more

Reduce the number of framed openings to a minimum; these can add up quickly. Also, wherever possible, choose standard-size doors and windows that are readily available lo… See more

Try to be realistic about the height of your building; the higher you go, the more metal is required, which will, in turn, increase the price. The additional space will also impact your heatin… See more