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You’ll Find it All in Massachusetts
Massachusetts is a state with a rich history that echoes still today. Boston is one of the most flourishing cities in the nation, housing the most idealized American university, Harvard. However, an Ivy League education is not the only thing this state has to offer. Massachusetts is home to the Boston Red Sox, a baseball team with one of the oldest rivalries in the nation.
Whether you think of endless libraries and academics, or the all-American sport, Massachusetts has a lot to offer. You have access to higher education, entertainment, a thriving economy, and ties to the old world through religion and agriculture. No matter what you are looking for, you will find it in Massachusetts.
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IT WOULDN’T BE MASSACHUSETTS WITHOUT METAL BUILDINGS
With such a diverse culture, you would be hard-pressed to find an industry that Massachusetts doesn’t have. They have everything from academia to agriculture. Let’s take a look at some of the more traditional industries in the state:
Whether you are an avid drinker of cranberry juice or you absolutely can’t get enough of the cranberry sauce at Thanksgivings, you have Massachusetts to thank. The state produces more than twenty-five percent of all of the cranberries grown in the United States. Of course, they need somewhere to store the berries before they make it to your dinner table. The best places to store their freshly harvested cranberries are in custom metal building sheds and storage facilities.
When your population is as diverse as Massachusetts, you can expect your production industry to be equally diverse. Massachusetts has a large wholesale industry for automobiles, groceries, and petroleum. This might seem all over the place, but it’s everything the average family needs! These industries could not exist without somewhere for them to take place in, though. That is why prefab industrial metal buildings are so important to the residents of this state. These metal structures make the ideal manufacturing spaces because they are easy to clean, maintain, and affordable.
Ship building is one of the most traditional industries in the Bay State. It got its start in the colonial era when ships were the most efficient way to travel. The practice continues today with more modern ships because the bays in Massachusetts are the perfect place for a ship building industry. However, their ships would not be any good if they were ravaged by the weather before they made it to market. The best way to protect them? You guessed it! Metal buildings!
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You Get a Famous Education in the Bay State
If you are looking for somewhere to get an all-American education, you are probably looking for a state like Massachusetts. This state is home to the oldest college in the history of the United States: Harvard. The school was founded in 1663 and has provided the highest quality higher education from then on. This spirit of education is essential to the population, too; Massachusetts has the highest percentage of adults with a college degree.
While you might think that Universities can’t possibly connect to metal buildings, we promise you it does! Metal buildings make perfect places to store excess classroom supplies and function as pop-up classrooms for more hands-on majors, like horticulture, agriculture, or engineering.
Yes, You Do Need Disaster Resistance in Massachusetts
Severe weather in Massachusetts is mainly linked to their frigid and snowy winters. Warm weather, with highs in the low 80s, only sticks around for a little over three months in the Bay State. After that, the temperature can fall to the coldest point of the year, where the highs struggle to reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit. This is some insanely cold weather! If you live and work in a region as cold as Massachusetts, you need a building that will keep you warm. This is another reason prefab metal buildings from American Metal Buildings are so great. All of our structures are designed to be easily insulated. This insulation ensures that they will stay at an even temperature. With ample heating installed in your custom metal building, you will stay toasty warm inside during the frigid winters and cool during the summer.
Of course, while freezing cold temperatures are the primary concern, that does not mean that Massachusetts does not experience other severe weather events. Earthquakes and the effects of tropical storms are some of the most significant issues. While the state may not get the torrential rains that tropical storms bring, they do experience substantial coastline erosion and landslides. These dangerous events come with their own unique perils. If you are going to live in this state, you’ll need a building that can stand up to these weather events. Metal buildings from American Metal Buildings are, once again, the best solution. They are made from thick steel designed to withstand wind, rain, snow, and anything else Mother Nature sends their way.
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The Types of Metal Buildings Available in Massachusetts
Clear Span Buildings
A clear span building is a metal structure type often built to enormous sizes with little to no need for internal support beams. These buildings are beneficial for large industrial compounds, warehouses, processing centers, and retail stores.
Commercial Buildings
Commercial buildings are simply metal buildings built for commercial purposes. These structures are incredibly versatile and are customizable for many different commercial uses. For example, they make excellent auto repair shops, greenhouses, and retail storefronts, to name a few. The only limits are your budget and your imagination!
Workshop Buildings
Do you long to give your hobbies their own space? There is no better way to house and organize your woodworking equipment, supplies, and important tools. It doesn’t matter whether you’re simply working on a labor of love or you’re running a side hustle; your metal building is going to be there for you.
Metal Buildings with Living Quarters
Custom metal buildings aren’t just garages and carports! These structures are so adaptable that people are finishing their interior spaces to make full living quarters! Whether you need an extra guest room or simply want to build a killer man cave, these buildings are the real deal!
Metal Carports
A classic application for our metal buildings! Vehicles are a significant investment, and it pays to protect them! Metal carports provided by American Metal Buildings are engineered to be durable and capable of standing up to almost any type of weather. If you want to take steps to protect your vehicles from rain, wind, and harmful UV rays, a metal carport is the way!
Metal Garages
Sometimes you need more than what a simple carport or shed can provide. That’s why American Metal Buildings offers a line of customizable metal garages. These buildings can be built and customized to any size or configuration, making them perfect for multiple-bay garages. Whether you need a smaller automotive repair bay or you’re starting a new repair business, these structures will be your go-to solution due to their quick construction and cost-saving features.
RV Garages
When you need a garage, but bigger. Recreational vehicles are often large, and require ample space to adequately accommodate them. These buildings can be tailored to your requirements, and with our extensive customization options, you can design everything from windows to larger garage doors.
Metal Barns
If you’re in the agriculture industry or just an equine enthusiast, metal barns are a fantastic choice to accommodate your animals and equipment. These buildings can be customized to any requirement, allowing you to install as many stalls and oversized barn doors as you’ll need. With buildings from American Metal Buildings, you can rest assured that your livestock and horses always have a nice, dry place to bed.
Utility Buildings
If we haven’t mentioned it yet, metal buildings are a fantastic way to store valuables or important equipment. It doesn’t matter whether you’re stowing lawn mowers or antiques away from the elements; these structures are designed to stand up to the worst Mother Nature can conjure. Additionally, our buildings are made of materials that will last for years to come. Wooden alternatives may rot and decay over time. But not our metal buildings!
Creating a Fully Customizable Building in Massachusetts
Size
Prefab metal buildings come in many different sizes, depending on your needs. For example, they can range from small equipment sheds to enormous industrial warehouses, giving you the ability to choose exactly how big you need your structure to be.
Doors and Windows
With a virtually endless variety of options to choose from, these buildings can be adapted to your imagination. Add as many different windows and door types as you need. If you want to install your own window systems, we can even have the paneling framed out for you! Have bigger things in mind? Install large garage doors to accommodate larger recreational vehicles and motorhomes.
Certifications
We can’t speak about reinforcements and wind ratings without mentioning certification. Certification is the process where your building’s design is inspected to ensure that it can withstand the elements of that particular region. For this reason, each state has its own standards of certification, and we create buildings that provide the right certifications for your area.
Roof Styles
One of the most important aspects of your building is the roof style. There are several options available to you, ranging from regular roofs with rounded edges to vertical roof systems with more traditional awnings. These roof systems are all engineered to handle different types of weather. You will want to choose the roofing style that best fits your budget and the region where you live.
Steel Framing
Depending on the size of your building and the reinforcements it may need to withstand wind and snow, you have a choice between 14 and 12 gauge steel. 14 gauge is the standard option and is perfectly capable of standing up to rough weather. But if you live in an area that frequently sees torrential winds, snowstorms, and seismic activity, you may want to opt for the thicker steel.
Roof Paneling
Much like our framing, the gauge of your roof panels will dictate how resilient they will be against the elements. Areas of the US that experiences heavy snowfall or wind speeds will probably need reinforced steel to meet the challenge.
Wainscoting
Contrast your build with different colored wainscoting to add interest and appeal.
Colors
Color is everything! With our custom metal buildings, you have a wide range of color options available to you. Easily add a splash of color to your panels, roofing, trim, and even wainscoting to give your new building that extra flair! And having your building stand out in the crowd is only a part of the fun! By choosing the right color scheme, you can even boost its heating efficiency. White or lighter-toned buildings will stay cooler in hotter climates, while darker structures will conserve heat, making them great for colder regions.
Black
Burgundy
Brown
Green Forest
Quaker Gray
Pewter Gray
Hawaiian Blue
White
Mocha Tan
Light Stone
Taupe
P. Beige
Barn Red
Clay
Galvalume
And more
Just let us know what you want, and we will plan and make it for you!
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We know that when you are investing in a brand-new building that you will want to make it as much your own as possible – that’s where our customization options are handy! Some of our most popular customization options include:
The Types of Anchors for Your Massachusetts Metal Building
The understated hero of the metal building game is the anchors. These pieces of hardware keep your building attached to the ground give your building stability and strength against violent weather. But not all anchor types are the same! To better explain the differences between anchor types, we've put together a few examples:
Rebar Anchors
Rebar anchors are designed to help secure metal buildings to the ground in areas with low winds and sturdy soil. These anchors provide significant stability, but if you live in a region with heavy wind and storms, you’ll need a more heavy-duty option.
Mobile Home Anchors
The sturdier cousin to the rebar anchor system, mobile home anchors, also known as auger anchors, are traditionally used to attach larger mobile homes to the ground. The auger-like style twists into the soil and keeps it firmly connected to the ground. For buildings with soil-based foundations, mobile home anchors are required for full wind certifications.
Concrete Anchors
If you've decided to go with a concrete foundation, concrete anchors are the hardware of choice. With this system, holes are drilled into your concrete pad, and special anchors 'bolt' your structure to the foundation. These anchors come in different sizes, depending on the depth of your concrete foundation.
Asphalt Anchors
Asphalt anchor systems use specialized barbed anchors to adhere your building to the ground. Asphalt anchors are a secure option for asphalt foundations, but if strength and stability are your primary concern, you'll probably want to opt for a concrete foundation.
Different Roof Styles for MA Metal Building
No matter what region of the US you call home, American Metal Buildings is dedicated to providing you with premium metal buildings that are designed to not only withstand the elements but to do it for decades. And part of what makes these buildings so resilient is their roofing systems. Below, we'll talk a little more about the different types and what works best for you.
Regular Roof Style
A regular roof system is a popular choice for many buildings and is the most affordable option. This system can easily be identified by the rounded edges that give it that classic ‘carport’ look. This roof system is a durable choice but may not hold up as well as boxed-eave or vertical roof systems. Unlike vertical roofs, this style is susceptible to debris and leaf collection, which, over time, can cause moisture and rust damage.
Horizontal Roof Style
A horizontal or boxed-eave metal roof is noted by its horizontally-placed panels, traditional crests, and awnings you'd find in other house-like structures. Boxed-eave-style roofs require more precise cutting methods, making it a more expensive option than regular roofs. Regardless of the style you choose, both horizontal and vertical roof styles are strong enough to meet certification standards.
Vertical Roof Style
The vertical roof style is our premium option and can be easily identified by their vertically oriented roofing panels. These vertical panels allow water, snow, and debris to easily slide from the roof, reducing the chances of damage during storms. Additionally, this roofing system is one of the most resilient in terms of structural integrity.
Selecting the right roof is essential. Talk to one of our American Metal Buildings specialist if you’re not sure which roof best suits your needs.
Metal Building Certification: What is it? Why is it Important?
If you’ve read this far, you’ve probably seen the term certification mentioned once or twice. Certification is a benchmarking system where a building’s structural integrity is tested to determine its wind, snow, and seismic loads. The certification system ensures that:
- Your anchors are appropriate for your foundation type.
- There are braces on every leg of the structure.
- Overall, your structure is strong enough to weather your region’s weather.
Important Things to Know About Framing Gauges
What’s the difference between 14 and 12 gauge steel framing? While it may not seem like much, having a little extra thickness in your metal building’s structure means a lot in terms of strength and stability.
- The gauge of your frame is a measurement used to determine its thickness. As with all gauge systems, the lower the gauge, the thicker the material. Therefore, 12 gauge steel is thicker than its 14 gauge counterparts.
- It’s not uncommon for potential buyers to be unfamiliar with our gauging system. And that’s okay!
- The most economical framing option is 14 gauge steel. This gauge measures roughly .0747 inches thick, while 12 gauge steel comes in at 0.1046 inches. 12 gauge steel is often recommended for structures located in regions that experience heavy winds and snows.
- Steel gauging does affect metal building prices.
- Both gauge options are structurally sound and qualify for certification in most areas.
- Steel framing is superior to wooden frame structures due to its durability, longevity, and pest resistance. Additionally, steel framing is more customizable than wooden alternatives.
Love DIY? Massachusetts Metal Building Kits Are Ideal for You
Do you have a background in construction? Are you a fan of DIY projects? If you answered yes to either of those questions, our premium metal building kits might be an excellent fit for you! These structures come with everything you'd find in our traditional custom metal buildings, except you install it yourself! These kits include:
- Steel framing and supports
- Wall paneling in the color of your choice
- Fastening hardware
- Building anchors
- Building anchors
- Any additional customization features or add-ons
With the components of these kits pre-measured and cut to the exact specifications, they can be built quickly and efficiently with no additional tools. These building types can save you money and will help you avoid the hassles of scheduling installation crews. It’s a perfect option for those that want a challenge or simply don’t have the time to wait for their building to be constructed.
Create Your Perfect Building with Our 3D Estimator
If you love the idea of installing a metal building in Massachusetts but don’t know what to choose, then our 3D Estimator is here for you. Build your new property virtually and choose from a wide range of personalization options to get the result you’ve been dreaming of before you have to part with your cash!
Massachusetts Metal Building Prices
Working out what a MA metal building may cost you is hard work. This is because there are so many different factors to consider, such as size, customization options, insulation, and brand. To make your life easier, we offer a free quotation service to give you an idea of what you may need to pay to get the building you want – just get in touch at +1 (877) 277-3060, and our team will start working on your quote!
Every building provided by American Metal Buildings comes with two specific warranties that will give you the peace of mind you need. Firstly, all the work done by our team is covered by a 90-day workmanship warranty in case of any issues that occur after the building has been completed. We also provide you with a 20-year roofing material warranty so that you can be certain that if any problems occur, you will be able to get speedy support and a solution that works.
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Easy Payment Methods with American Metal Buildings
As the best dealer of metal buildings in America, American Metal Buildings prides itself on providing you with the best payment methods in the industry. No matter what your financial situation may look like, American Metal Buildings is happy to work with you to find the best way forward. Simply call today at +1 (877) 277-3060 to talk to an experienced professional about your unique financial position!
Do you Have Questions? We Have the Answers!
Purchasing a metal building is a significant investment! And throughout your research, you've probably come across a few burning questions. To help answer some of those, we've compiled a list of some of the most commonly asked questions by potential customers:
This can vary quite a bit depending on the size and complexity of the building. Some smaller buildings can be installed in as little as a few days, but others may take longer. Despite the varying construction times, steel buildings can still be installed in a fraction of the time it takes to construct wooden alternatives.
They can be! While our metal buildings don’t come with insulation pre-installed, you can easily finish them out to make livable structures.
Nothing other than the tools you might find in a standard toolbox! These building kits are designed to be assembled with little hassle.
Our buildings can be built to any foundation size. All you'll need to do is ensure that your foundation is level and fully cured before installation.
Yes! Our buildings are designed to be easily expanded! Unlike wooden alternatives, metal buildings are highly adaptable for additions.
Absolutely! We have a dedicated team of building experts ready to help you design, customize and install your new dream building. Get in touch with them today by calling at +1 (877) 277-3060.
At American Metal Buildings, We Are Proud to be the Best
When it comes to choosing your new metal building, American Metal Buildings is here for you! Not only do we offer fully-certified buildings ready to build in Massachusetts, but we also offer a wide range of customization options, including a wide range of color choices.
We also ensure that all the prices we provide you with are accurate in real-time, plus we have a range of financing options to help you get the building you want with minimal fuss or hassle. If you want to design your own building, choose your own windows, doors, and more, as well as getting free delivery and installation, then you need American Metal Buildings! Connect with our experts today at +1 (877) 277-3060 to get the information and quotation you need – we can’t wait to hear from you.
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