Metal Buildings Gresham

Different situations call for different building solutions in CA and OR. Fortunately, Pacific is able to offer lots of great metal building options to meet both your needs AND wants for residential, agricultural, and commercial purposes.

1. Boxed Eave : A Boxed Eave building features an A-frame roof, with all roof and side paneling mounted horizontally. It's comparable to our Classical style building in terms of materials, but it also includes square corners with a six-inch overhang on both sides and ends. This style also comes with signature boxed eave trim for a really sharp, finished look. Boxed Eave buildings aren't recommended for areas with significant snow load requirements, and there's no roof leak warranty on units longer than 30 feet.
2. Classical Style : The Classical Style is our most cost-effective building option. It features a traditional roof style with rounded corners, and includes horizontal sheeting for both the roof and sides (if sides are included). The Classical style has a 6" roof overhang on each end. These are great for carports, RV covers, or general outdoor covered storage. This style isn't recommended for areas with significant snow load requirements, and there is no roof leak warranty on structures over 30 feet.
3. Vertical Style Buildings : The Vertical Style building is our strongest design. It comes with more framing and reinforcements, including both a ridge cap and a hat channel. And the vertical orientation of the roof and side paneling means both precipitation and debris are directed away with greater ease. There's a 6" overhang around all sides of the building, as well. If you need to meet minimum wind and snow loads in your area, the Vertical Style offers the greatest strength and stability.
4. Country Style : What's a Country Style building? It's essentially a metal structure which includes one or two attached lean-tos on the side. These look and function more like a traditional barn, and Country Style barns can be designed and fabricated with either boxed eave or vertical style roofs. These are perfect for farm use, and work just as well for giving your backyard building a country-style touch. These are priced as separate-but-attached units, with the main center building and any attached lean-tos.
5. Warehouse : At Pacific Metal Buildings, any building over 30' wide is classified as a Warehouse Style structure. Buildings in this size category only come with a vertical style roof, for the purposes of structural strength and integrity. Our Warehouse Style buildings are manufactured with top-grade 12-gauge tubing, and feature a web design system. These structures are only designed to be installed on concrete, in order to meet the required engineer drawing foundation plans.
6. Lean-to Sheds : Our Lean-to Shed Style buildings are single slope sheds available in either a boxed eave or vertical style roof. These make great all-purpose sheds and shelters, and be installed directly adjacent to existing structures as well. Lean-tos typically require at least a 2' drop for the purposes of precipitation shedding, and only leans over 15' wide require additional reinforcement to be included.
7. Residential : Our Residential Style buildings combine some of the best features of our three primary building styles, all while helping to keep your building cost more affordable. These steel structures feature our strongest vertical roof, and are paneled with horizontal sheeting on the sides and ends. These buildings thus include some of the best attributes of our Boxed Eave and Classical Styles, as well. And our Residential Style buildings come at a lower price point than our all-Vertical Style units.

Thanks to the advent of e-commerce, the way people shop has changed significantly over the past 25 years or so. Today's consumer prefers to start the shopping process online, for pretty much anything and everything. But how does that translate to modern metal building shopping?

What if we told you that you now have the ability to design your own custom metal building from scratch, all from the comfort of your own desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone? It's true, and it really is that easy with our 3D Design Tool at Pacific Metal Buildings!

• Create your own custom metal structure plan by selecting your desired building type, size, roof style, lean-tos, walls, trim, doors, windows, certification options, and more with our building component visualizer.
• What about colors? We've got 19 different color choices from which to choose for the roof, walls, and trim. Want to add an attractive wainscot look? You can do it all with our color planner.
• You can visualize your building in a full 360° 3D view, or you can also switch to 2D mode to map out your floorplan in blueprint view.
• Once you finish creating your building design, you can save it, and we can email you the PDF with an accurate, up-to-date price quote.
• With our 3D Design Tool, it really is that easy!

Our name is Pacific Metal Buildings, but these aren't just any metal buildings. You can customize your new metal building any way you like, including size, roof style, colors, doors, windows, and more. Here are just a few of the ways you can personalize your metal building.

1. Size : What size of metal building would best meet your needs? You get to decide. Our buildings typically range between 12' and 30' wide, and can extend as long as 100'. You can go up to 14' in height, too.
2. Roof styles : No two metal buildings are necessarily alike, and you've got three distinct options when it comes to roof styles:
   • Classical style roof : The Classical Style is our most cost-effective roof. It features a classic rounded shape with smoother corners, and comes with horizontal roof sheeting, with a 6" roof overhang on each end. These work great for carports, RV covers, and other types of general outdoor storage shelters.
   • Boxed eave style roof : A Boxed Eave roof is built on a stronger A-frame, and also includes horizontal roof paneling. The corners are square, and there's a 6” roof overhang on both the ends and the sides. Many customers like the Boxed Eave Style because it comes closer to resembling the look of a typical home roof.
   • Vertical style roof : The Vertical Style roof is our strongest design. It includes more framing and reinforcement features, and is also set apart by vertical roof paneling. The vertical orientation means precipitation and debris both are directed off your building more easily than with other roof styles. The Vertical Style is also the best solution for areas with significant wind and snow loads.
3. Steel gauge options : We provide 14-gauge steel tube framing, which is a standard default across the metal building industry. We also offer a thicker 12-gauge option if you want or need something stronger for your building. In addition, we offer two different steel gauge options for roof paneling and side paneling.
4. Colors : Barn red is a popular color for metal buildings, but we've got plenty of other color choices, too. We offer 19 color options in total, and you can mix and match any way you like for your roof, side paneling, and trim. You can even go with a two-tone wainscot look, if you like.
5. Doors & windows : We offer several different options for roll-up doors and walk-in doors, and you get to decide where to place them in your building. We do framed openings and frameouts as well, and can even add windows for better natural ventilation and lighting.
6. Building anchors : What type of foundation do you plan to use on your building site? It's really up to you. If you want to install it on concrete or asphalt, we've got building anchors for that. Want to install it on gravel or plain level ground? We've got anchors for that, too.
7. Certification : Does your area require metal building certification? Our professional engineering can furnish a structure to suit. We can meet any local wind or snow load requirements across California and Oregon.
8. More ways to customize, too!

We understand that when it comes to purchasing a metal building, price matters to you in Gresham. When you choose to partner with Pacific, rest assured that you'll get the best possible price, regardless of what you need in a metal building.

So, how much will your metal building cost? The answer to that question really depends upon a number of key factors, including which building dimensions (width, length, and height) you choose, the roof style, any particular customizations you decide to include, and whether or not your building needs to be certified.

The amount of side paneling you elect to include will be a factor as well. You can go with a roof-only structure, a partially-enclosed structure, or a fully-enclosed building. The gauge of steel you choose for your framing and paneling will also help to decide final pricing. Your particular installation location could play a role in the price, as well.

But no matter the particulars of your building, there's some good news either way. Even though construction material costs have risen in all categories, a steel structure is still more cost-effective to build than a wood-framed structure. And a steel building will require less maintenance over time, as well. If you want to get the most bang for your building buck, a steel structure from Pacific Metal Buildings is a clear choice!

Why choose to partner with Pacific Metal Buildings for your residential, agricultural, and commercial metal building needs in California and Oregon? We're a multigenerational business headquartered in Maxwell, CA, and we've specialized in providing quality metal structures for our local region since 2009. We deliver and install all across CA and OR, and our plans are to grow to serve other states as well.

We strive to make everything clear and simple for our customers, all the way from design, to fabrication, to final construction and installation. We're careful to attend to each and every detail of your purchased building in order to ensure complete client satisfaction.

There's no need to wait any longer. You can connect with us online, or for an even faster response, simply give us a call at 530-438-2777 today!