Commercial buildings
Steel buildings for your business. Sized to the job.
Clear-span shops, service bays, storage and warehouses with large roll-up doors. Start from a popular size or design your own in 3D, and a building specialist will call to scope your project.
- Widths
- Up to 60'
- Lengths
- Up to 100'
- Roll-up doors
- Up to 14'×14'
- Delivery & install included on most buildings
- Wind & snow certified options for your county
- Permit check before any deposit
- Financing & rent-to-own available
Popular commercial sizes
Common starting points. Open any of them in the 3D designer to change the size, doors and colors, or send it to us as it is and we'll scope it with you.
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Shop and storage
40' × 60' × 14'
- Two 12' × 12' roll-up doors
- Walk-in door on the front
- Windows along the side
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Service building
50' × 80' × 16'
- Two 12' × 12' roll-up doors
- Walk-in door and window on the front
- 16' legs for lifts and tall vehicles
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Three-bay building
60' × 80' × 16'
- Three 14' × 14' roll-up doors
- Room for trucks, equipment and storage
- Walk-in door on the side
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Drive-through warehouse
60' × 100' × 16'
- Two 14' × 14' doors on each end
- Drive in one end and out the other
- 100' long for warehouse storage
Larger than 60' × 100'? Call (770) 828-4626 and we'll work out what's possible for your site.
3D commercial designer
Design your building in 3D
It opens as a 40' × 60' shop with two 12' × 12' doors. Size it, place doors and windows and pick your colors. The build sheet lists the concrete pad and anchors to plan for.
Start from
Roof style
Width is the end with the peak. Leg height is measured to where the roof starts.
A lean-to is a lower, single-slope section attached to the side. Great for equipment, hay or an extra bay.
Roof
Walls
Trim
Wainscot
Screen colors are approximate. Ask to see a physical sample before you order.
Frame
Wind and snow certification
Insulation
What will it sit on?
What to plan for
Commercial buildings go through more review than a home garage. These are the pieces we'll work through with you.
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Clear-span interior
No interior posts, so the whole floor is usable for vehicles, racking or equipment.
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Large doors
Roll-up doors up to 14' × 14' on the ends or sides, with legs tall enough to clear them.
Door headroom table -
Certified drawings
Wind and snow certification and engineered drawings are available for most counties, for your permit application.
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Foundation
A concrete slab sized to the frame. The designer's build sheet gives a starting pad size; your engineer and local code set the final design.
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Insulation
Double bubble foil or 2" fiberglass for heated or occupied space.
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Frame
14-gauge steel frame standard, with a 12-gauge heavy-duty upgrade.
How a commercial project works
Same process as every building we sell, with the permit and foundation steps up front.
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Scope the building
Size, doors, use and location. We confirm the wind and snow loads for your county.
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Price and drawings
You get an itemized quote and a drawing of your building. Nothing is ordered until you sign off.
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Permit and foundation
We check your county's requirements before we take a deposit. Your slab is poured to the drawings.
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Delivery and installation
The crew builds on your prepared site. Deposit, balance and refund terms are written on your order.
Commercial questions
Don't see yours? Call (770) 828-4626 and ask.
Do commercial buildings need engineered drawings?
Usually, yes. Most counties want certified drawings for a commercial permit. Wind and snow certification and engineered drawings are available for most counties.
What foundation do I need?
A concrete slab, designed for your building and local code. Pad size, thickness and footings depend on the building and your county, so plan on your engineer or contractor confirming the final design.
How long does a commercial project take?
It depends on the size, permits and foundation. We give you an estimated install window with your quote and confirm the date once your site is ready.
Is financing available for businesses?
Financing is available on most buildings, subject to approval. Ask about terms for your business when we send your quote.
Get your price
Send us the basics and a building specialist will call you with a price, usually the same business day.
- We review your size, location and wind or snow needs.
- We call to confirm details and answer questions.
- You get an itemized quote and drawing to review.
Prefer to talk now? (770) 828-4626
Or email contact@workenstructures.com