SteelMaster Buildings

Agricultural Testimonials

Ross C.
Searsport, ME
Q25-12×46
Agricultural Storage

“This was one of the easiest tasks I have ever tried.  With family help it took only about 24 actual hours to build.  It was done in 2 different weekends.”

Vin S.
Wellington, NV
S30-14×40
Agricultural Storage

“I put my building up with the help of one other guy (both of us kind of old) and a little bit of support by my wife. It took us about a week, and I don’t think I’d recommend it with that size crew, but it can be done.  I live in an area with very strong winds popping up at random, and this building so far doesn’t even quiver. The only thing I’d do differently if I could is build one a little bigger.”

Russell H.
Wilford, SC
S40-16×40
Agricultural Storage

“I bought the building to store hay and love the room and height.  Since erecting it, it has also been used to have a baby horse born in.  The building is a great equipment storage area also.  The erection was simple enough, but extremely strong after the thousands of bolts were tightened.  I love my building.”

Henry M.
McLain, MS
Q30-14×40
Agricultural Storage

“I had an equipment shed that I put up myself that I thought was very sturdy.  I also have a SteelMaster building.  The reason I say “had” on the equipment shed was because the entire thing got blown away by Hurricane Katrina…but my SteelMaster Building withstood it all without any problems!”

Robert I.
Coralville, IA
A25-13×48
Agricultural Storage

“Looks very nice.  I finished the ends with studs and steel siding. ”

Kevin & Christine L.
Seven Springs, NC
S30-14×50
Workshop

“It was great to have a hurricane resistant horse barn that I did not have to worry about safety & up-keep. We did the build out inside to our size & needs it stays cool& warm when it’s needed. The rain does not make hardly any noise to spook the horses. I know it was the fastest and easiest way to get what we needed. I would like to show it off to interested buyers. I am in Iraq and have spent 3 years my wife contracted the building structure the rest was done by use when I was on leave.”

Dorothy M.
Bridgewater, VA
A40-16×60 Special
Equipment Storage

“I really enjoy the building.  Use it for sheltering expensive farm equipment.  Combine and tractors and corn planter.  Very satisfied customer.”

Melissa B.
Bishopville, SC
A30-40
Agricultural Building

“We erected our building in 4 days.  We used an RV as our scaffolding and moved it up a few feet with every arch.”

Thomas F.
Crowley, LA
A35-18×60
Agricultural Storage

“After Hurricanes Lily and Rita tore up my barns, I decided to build a building that would stand up to hurricanes here in Louisiana.  Two weeks after my building was delivered in late spring, 2006, I was diagnosed with cancer.  Following chemo and radiation treatments, I had other things to catch up on, and did not immediately build the building.  In the fall of 2007, I finally got the foundation poured, and in the spring of 2008, finally got the building put together, just in time for Hurricane Gustav. The building is fine!!”

John D. L.
Halifax, PA
A-Model 20-12×30
Agricultural Building

“I have a 2002 erected A20 Model (20ft X 30 ft) with a centered 8 X 8 garage door and a right side steel access door. I wanted extra headroom so I recessed my floor 2 ft below grade when I poured the concrete foundation wall. I then put in a 12 foot sloped concrete ramp down to the 18 X 20 ft flat floor. Subsequently at the 8 ft height I built in a 5 ft loft area from front to back on both sides and across the entire back half (15ft X 20ft). This gives me about 450 sq. ft flat floor space for parking farm equipment - John Deere 40C Crawler and Ford 9N tractor plus numerous smaller implements and some shelving. But the 500 sq. ft of loft storage area is an additional storage advantage that an open structure would not have afforded.  Another hint - metal pipe strapping or metal angle steel can be double nutted to the fabrication bolts to allow for “hangers” to suspend light items such as weed eaters, pole pruners and other light tools. With a little ingenuity one can hang lots of materials which usually clutter valuable floor space. I love my SteelMaster building!”