Cost of Building a Home by Size

• Design Versatility: Metal buildings can be custom-designed without the cost of a professional architect. Homeowners can also more easily modify and expand their design in the future.
• Durability: Perhaps the most obvious benefit of using steel is its strength and reliability as a material. Steel structures are consistent and provide a significantly greater strength-to-weight ratio than wood.
• Maintenance: Owning a home can be a time-consuming and expensive job. Steel is a time- and cost-effective solution, minimizing structural issues and pest damage that can wreak havoc on a wood structure.
• Lower Insurance Costs: Insurance is often cheaper for steel homes because they are fire-resistant and more capable of handling extreme weather. This makes steel homes a popular choice in locales that commonly experience tornadoes, hurricanes and flooding.
• Warranty: General Steel offers a 50-year structural warranty, 40-year paint warranty and a 25-year galvalume roof warranty on steel homes. These warranties are not common when building a new home from traditional materials.

3 Bedrooms

The 30×60 building package provides an excellent frame for a more contemporary home design. Many homebuyers underestimate the potential of steel buildings to reflect the style and structure of a modern home. But with a variety of exterior finishes, building components and color schemes, this building package combines modern design with advanced engineering. That all adds up to an attractive home that can be relied on to hold up no matter your location.