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Four recent jobs and what each one took. Alongside them, steel stud framing on retail remodels around Central Oregon.
Run as general contractor, not as the framing sub. The job went well past the steel: water mitigation, a full pond and all of the site work on a wet Whatcom County lot.
Bolt-together red iron holds up floors one and two. Load-bearing cold-formed steel carries three, four and five, which cost less than taking red iron all the way up.
Nineteen ten-by-ten units as separate structures set on asphalt, not one connected row. That changes the erection order and the foundation work.
A pre-engineered metal building for a local watersports business that keeps its customers’ boats warm over winter. Taller bays, wider doors and a sealed envelope.
Five stories, two kinds of steel. Tap a floor.
Tap a floor to see what holds it up.
Nine kinds of building, all made with the same two systems. Where we have not delivered one yet, we say so.
The building our crews have put up more than any other.
DeliveredA sealed envelope that is part of the mechanical system.
DeliveredLoad-bearing light gauge on a heavier base frame.
DeliveredClear span for racking, dock doors and trucks.
DeliveredSteel studs on remodels and fit-outs around a live store.
DeliveredOpen or conditioned floor space, usually for an owner hiring direct.
Within our systemsA door-width problem first, solved with clear span and no columns.
Within our systemsClear span and a roof engineered for the site's snow load.
Within our systemsFor product and equipment that cannot freeze or sit wet.
Within our systemsA partial set is fine. Tell us where the job is and when it has to be closed in, and you will hear back from the person who will run it.