Strong Steel & Stronger
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Engineer-certified custom steel structures built with integrity and
designed to protect what matters most.
Strong Steel & Stronger
Here’s what we build
Garages
Sheds
Barns
Carports
RV Carports
Clear Span
Grand Span
Custom Designs
Build Your Own
Here’s how it works
1
Design Your Structure
Use our 3D Builder to select the structure type, dimensions, roof style, colors, and layout details.
You are configuring the exact building you want.
2
Receive Your Detailed Quote
We review your design and send a formal quote outlining:
No surprises. Everything itemized.
3
Consultation & Site Review
Before anything moves forward, we:
4
Approve & Secure Your Order
Once you approve the quote:
5
Production & Installation
Your structure is manufactured to your approved specs and installed once the site is ready (and weather permits).
How Soon Can We Install Your Building
Select your location to view current estimated lead times.
Lead times shown are estimates; final scheduling depends on site readiness and weather.
Why Choose Legacy Steel Structures
What sets us apart isn’t just our steel – it’s our structure, our service, and our standards.
Stamped Drawings
Our services include engineer-stamped drawings when required for permitting.
Support From Start to Finish
From start to finish, a Legacy team member is available to help you compare sizes, layouts, and options so you can choose a structure that fits your needs, site, and budget.
Transparant Warranties
Straightforward terms so that you’ll know exactly what’s covered before you commit.
Honest Quotes, No Surprises
Clear pricing from the start to finish. No hidden fees, no pushy upsells, no pressure. What you see is what you get.
FAQs
- What do you need from me to quote a building accurately?
At minimum: install ZIP/state, intended use, desired width/length/height, roof style (standard vs A-frame horizontal vs A-frame vertical), enclosure level (open/partial/fully enclosed), openings (roll-ups/walk-ins/windows), and your install surface (dirt/gravel/asphalt/concrete). Those variables directly affect engineering, anchoring, and scheduling.
- When does my lead time “start”?
Lead times are estimates; final scheduling depends on site readiness and weather. If your job needs plans/permits, the timeline doesn’t truly begin until permitting steps are complete and the job is ready to be placed on schedule.
- Do you handle permits, or do I?
You (the customer) obtain permits when required. If engineered plans are needed, they’re processed first so you can submit them to your local building department.
- How long do engineered plans take?
Specific plans can take 3–18 business days depending on theproject type and jurisdiction.
- What should I do before install day to avoid delays or extra charges?
Ensure the site is level (unlevel sites can trigger extra charges), and plan for clear access plus working space around the structure for the crew.
- Can I insulate any building?
Insulation is available but only offered on vertical configurations (A-frame vertical roof and vertical siding).
- What warranties do I get?
Workmanship, rust-through framing for 12-ga, and a wind warranty that depends on proper anchors. Warranty exclusions include items like water under base rails/doors and certain leak scenarios on longer non-vertical roofs.
- Can I modify the building later?
Certain modifications can void warranties (examples given include adding shelves/electricity/modifications). If you’re planning interior build-out, it’s best to confirm what’s safe before you do it.