Metal Buildings / Steel Warehouses
Sherman, TX Steel Warehouse Buildings
Steel warehouse buildings engineered from 60x100 to 200x400, with clear spans up to 200+ feet and drawings signed and sealed for your permit.
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Custom Steel and Metal Warehouse Buildings, Engineered to Your Size
Metal Warehouse Inc. supplies steel warehouse buildings from Sherman, TX as complete engineered packages for storage and distribution that your own contractor puts up, from a 60x100 contractor shop to a 200x400 distribution warehouse. Each package is built to your specifications and local building code requirements, with clear spans up to 200+ feet wide, large overhead door openings and dock doors. Metal Warehouse Inc. was founded in 2015.
Our packages come as pre-engineered bolt-up packages (PEMB) or as weld-up systems, depending on your project requirements. For commercial and permitted projects, pre-engineered systems with stamped drawings are the standard. Weld-up systems typically reach up to 80 feet of clear span, against up to 200+ feet for a PEMB, so a wide distribution warehouse is a bolt-up job.
Where Warehouses Fit
What We Supply Warehouse Packages For
Storage and Distribution
Clear-span storage and distribution space, up to 200+ feet across, with large overhead door openings, dock doors and interior lighting provisions.
Manufacturing
Engineered systems designed for manufacturing loads, including crane rails, mezzanines and heavy equipment foundations.
Self-Storage
Multi-unit self-storage developments on standard steel building systems, with internal or external unit configurations.
In the Package
What Comes in a Warehouse Package
Every package we supply carries the engineering and the parts your contractor needs to stand the building up. On a bolt-up package no cutting or welding is required on site for the structural system.
- Engineered drawings and plans, signed and sealed for permit submission
- Primary framing: rigid steel frames, columns and rafters that arrive ready to bolt together
- Secondary framing: roof purlins, wall girts, eave struts and flange braces
- Roof and wall panels in your choice of 17 Sherwin-Williams SMP colors
- Trim, gutters and all structural and panel fasteners
- Framed openings, with commercial-grade walk-through doors available
- An anchor bolt plan and an erection manual with numbered components
- Delivery to your site
The Steel Advantage
Why Steel Works for a Warehouse
Steel spans wide, grows with the business and carries a 50+ year lifespan with proper maintenance. Panels for the roof and walls come in a wide selection of profiles; concealed-fastener standing seam and exposed-fastener R-Panel are the most popular choices.
An open floor to work in
A clear span of up to 200+ feet leaves no interior columns, which makes the most of the usable floor space.
Room to grow
A steel warehouse is expandable: add bays or increase the length later with minimal disruption to the building you already use.
Panels cut to length in Sherman
We roll-form metal roofing and wall panels on our own equipment at our Sherman yard on US-82 and cut them to the length your job needs.
Pricing a Package
What We Check When We Price a Warehouse Package
Width, length and eave height are the primary drivers of the price, and wider clear-span buildings need heavier primary frames. Wind and snow loads, the steel gauge and framing weight, the roof slope, the number of openings, insulation and the delivery distance all move the number too. Send us those details and the estimate reflects your building, not a catalog size.
Supply, Not Erection
How We Split the Work With Your Contractor
Metal Warehouse Inc. supplies the engineered package; your own contractor puts it up. Components arrive labeled and, on bolt-up packages, pre-drilled, so a general contractor can stand the frame without cutting or welding the structural system.
Most PEMB systems sit on a perimeter concrete foundation with embedded anchor bolts. The anchor bolt plan comes with your engineering package, and your engineer or local contractor designs the foundation itself. Overhead doors come from your preferred door supplier; the framed openings for them are in the structural package. If a smaller building suits the job better, our weld-up building kits cover spans up to 80 feet.
Common Questions
Steel Warehouse Questions
Do you install steel warehouses?
No, Metal Warehouse does not install steel warehouses: we supply the engineered package (framing, panels, trim, fasteners and openings) and your own contractor erects it. Components arrive labeled and, on bolt-up packages, pre-drilled, which is what lets a general contractor put one up without a dedicated steel erection crew. The package also carries an erection manual with numbered components, an anchor bolt plan and roof and wall panels in your choice of 17 Sherwin-Williams SMP colors. Call (903) 465-6699 to talk through what your contractor will receive.
How wide can a steel warehouse be?
A steel warehouse from Metal Warehouse can be up to 200+ feet wide as a clear-span pre-engineered building with no interior columns. Weld-up systems typically reach up to 80 feet of clear span, so the widest warehouses are bolt-up PEMB packages. Package sizes from Metal Warehouse Inc. run from a 60x100 contractor shop to a 200x400 distribution warehouse, each engineered to your specifications and local building code requirements. Wider clear spans need heavier primary frames, which is one reason width drives the price.
What foundation does a steel warehouse need?
A steel warehouse foundation under a Metal Warehouse PEMB package is, on most systems, a perimeter concrete foundation with embedded anchor bolts. The anchor bolt plan, with its placement drawings, is provided with your engineering package. We do not design the foundation: your engineer or local contractor does, using that plan, so the slab and the anchor bolts match the frame that arrives on site, whether it spans 80 feet as a weld-up kit or 200+ feet as a PEMB.
Where do you supply warehouse packages?
Warehouse packages from Metal Warehouse go out from the Sherman yard on US-82, which covers Grayson, Fannin, Collin, Cooke and Dallas counties, with local pickup and delivery across North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. At that yard, Metal Warehouse Inc. roll-forms roof and wall panels on its own equipment and cuts them to the length the job needs. Beyond the local yard, our engineers certify and stamp plans in all 48 contiguous states, and warehouse packages ship nationwide. Send your building dimensions, use and location, or call (903) 465-6699, and a package estimate is prepared for your site.
What drives the price of a steel warehouse?
The price of a steel warehouse package from Metal Warehouse is driven first by its width, length and eave height, and wider clear-span buildings need heavier primary frames. A 60x100 contractor shop and a 200x400 distribution warehouse are priced as different packages for that reason. Wind and snow loads, the steel gauge and framing weight, the roof slope, the openings, insulation and the delivery distance all move the number too. Send Metal Warehouse Inc. your building dimensions, use and location, or call (903) 465-6699, and a package estimate is prepared for your building.
Can a steel warehouse be extended later?
Yes, a steel warehouse can be extended later: add bays or increase the length with minimal disruption. Packages from Metal Warehouse Inc. are available as pre-engineered bolt-up systems (PEMB) or weld-up systems, and for commercial and permitted projects a pre-engineered system with stamped drawings is the standard, signed and sealed for permit submission. With proper maintenance a steel building carries a 50+ year lifespan.
Request a Steel Warehouse Package Estimate
Send Metal Warehouse Inc. your building dimensions, use and location, and we will prepare a package estimate. Packages go out from our Sherman yard, which covers Grayson, Fannin, Collin, Cooke and Dallas counties. Call (903) 465-6699 to start.