The process of getting prefabricated metal buildings start with the design and documentation phase – you, as the client, can create a custom design or you can use standard designs for your building, but whatever your choice, you will have to obtain various building permits and authorizations.

The next phase is manufacturing, followed by pre-assembly – your building kit manufacturer will get all the components of your building made in their factory, then they will assemble the building on their site to check whether all the components fit and click into place. Your building is disassembled and the components, including all the frames, columns, rafters, struts and other, major or minor parts, are packaged and loaded onto transport vehicles that deliver the kit to your property. The kit is unloaded from the cargo vehicles and the building components are assembled again.

While the assembly of the kit at the final location does not require any specialized knowledge or special tools, you need to take into consideration that some of the parts contained in the building kit are very large and heavy, so you will need a building team and some lifting devices, such as fork lifts or elevators, to put your steel building together. You will also need to take care of the foundation for your building.