Steel Structures America

About Steel Structures America

Steel Structures America is the largest and most experienced post‑frame steel builder in the Northwest, founded in 1995 and now completing 500–700 projects annually ([Steel Structures America][1]). **What We Build:** * Custom **garages, shops, barns**, commercial buildings, living‑quarters structures, self‑storage facilities, and agricultural pole barns—all individually engineered for durability and fit ([Steel Structures America][1]). * Clear‑span design options (up to 80 ft) deliver flexible, open interiors with no support columns in the way ([Steel Structures America][1]). **Our Process:** From design to permit to construction, SSA delivers full project management: site prep, engineered framing, roofing, siding, insulation, doors, and final quality check—backed by warranty ([Steel Structures America][1]). Design consultants guide customers through thousands of options to match aesthetics, roofing style, finish and function ([Steel Structures America][2]). **Quality & Experience:** Family‑owned and staffed with long‑tenured teams. Managers average 15+ years in the business and oversee erection crews with strict quality control ([Steel Structures America][3]). Over 14,000 buildings built to date, each designed with care to meet individual needs—from million‑dollar horse barns to small‑budget utility buildings ([Steel Structures America][4]). **Extras & Upgrades:** Wide options for roofing (gable, monitor, gambrel, custom), siding, insulation (R‑19 to R‑38), garage doors, lean‑tos, cupolas, pergolas, decorative finishes, and PermaColumn engineered posts ([Steel Structures America][1]). **Why Choose SSA:** * Locally operated, fully built and serviced from Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Montana. * Efficient project timelines—commercial jobs can be built in a week, agricultural and residential builds in weeks, not months ([Steel Structures America][1], [Spokane Journal][5]). * Engineering strength, aesthetic flexibility, and materials that endure.

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