Metal Buildings

[Bdub]

Yea I remember where this went last time but I'm looking for some input on who to use for a metal building in the lake charles or surrounding areas? I've seen some work from Simpson bldgs but never really payed much attention to anyone elses craftsmanship. I'm looking to get some bids in the next week or two. I dont want to use that other guy after hearing horror stories here on the forum, and firsthand from other people.

[latravcha]

I just ordered a 30x40 with 2 12x40 lean toos from mueller in port Allen. They beat everyone else by 8k


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[Bdub]

Are you erecting the building and pouring slab yourself?

[BuckingFastard]

have you thought about mallet and his defense team on here?

[Ed32]

i have seen a mitchell building out of singer. it appeared to be quality work. but of course with any project check them out. all pole barn companies sub out the labor so i would let them know you expect their best crew up front. most of the subs of any trade do good work but there are a usually a couple that do excellent work and management knows who they are.

[Bdub]

Originally Posted by BuckingFastard

have you thought about mallet and his defense team on here?

Like I said we arent going there, I'd like to get some real opinions on other options.

[PBJ]

I bought one from Meuller several years ago and I like it. Me and some friends put it up.

[jacobgiles]

I just finished my Mueller 30x40 and I am very happy with it! They also beat everyone else's price by a longshot.

[gonzalesdave]

Anybody use reeds in Brookhaven Ms?

[Bdub]

Thats a good question Dave, I was going to ask if anyone has used Reeds in Lake Charles area? I should have a few bids in the next day or two..

[Bumfisherman]

Let us know. I am in the market also.

[Nickt87]

Originally Posted by Bdub

Yea I remember where this went last time but I'm looking for some input on who to use for a metal building in the lake charles or surrounding areas? I've seen some work from Simpson bldgs but never really payed much attention to anyone elses craftsmanship. I'm looking to get some bids in the next week or two. I dont want to use that other guy after hearing horror stories here on the forum, and firsthand from other people.

We ever get an update on who you used?

[jpeff31787]

Originally Posted by Bumfisherman

Let us know. I am in the market also.

ditto this! I'll also be buying hopefully soon

[Nickt87]

I'm looking to build one in the next year to year and half. 60x40 with a 20x40 living area. Need to start kicking some tires.

[Bdub]

I ended up going with Mitchell, they are having a special right now and they worked out a deal for me on a 30x60, So far everything looks great, All I have left to do is call them to come pour the slab. I'll post some pics in a bit.

[ThePinkBanana]

We used reeds metals for our 20x20. All I paid was 1800 for materials and 700 for labor, they took twice as long as they originally said, rutted up my yard, lost my payment information and tried to tell me I never paid for the labor. The work was quality, they had to do some elaborate work to tie into existing roof area of the home that was an addition which made the job tricky. They failed to complete the job to my specific requests, came back and made it right without any further charges... All in all... They did quality work, but their customer service and organization skills were lacking... My parents also used them for a huge shop at their new home which they had a nightmare even getting reeds to show up.... Yet, they do some of the best work in SWLA since there isn't much competition... All in all... I'd probably use them again

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[Bdub]

LMAO you ol pink banana

[Bdub]

Went from a dirt pad to this in two and a half days...with setbacks. These guys were quick and did a pretty good job of cleaning up their mess. We decided to leave a panel off for the cement pour instead of pushing cement the full length of the building. I may have them take another panel off near the door so I don't have to use a pump truck.





Rollup door and walk-in door hardware will be installed after concrete is poured. As of right now I would definitely use them again. A friend of mine built a 30 x 50 and his looks great too.

[Bdub]

I still have to build up the driveway to the shop and do some more dirt work on the inclines for the doors

[ThePinkBanana]

Brian..... You're a diva when you get water in your waders. Have a snickers