A pole building is a structure that utilizes posts or poles embedded in the ground as its primary support. The framework consists of trusses and purlins attached to these posts, with siding affixed to horizontal girts. This construction method is both economical and structurally reliable.

The construction duration for a standard pole building is typically around one week, though this can vary based on factors such as size, customization requirements, and weather conditions. More intricate projects may require additional time to complete.

Permits are generally required for pole building construction. The specific requirements can differ by location and may encompass zoning regulations, setback rules, and considerations for snow load. It's advisable to check with local authorities for precise requirements.

Our company, A Plus Roofing & Construction, typically begins with structures measuring 20' x 24'. However, the most frequently requested size is 30' x 40', which provides 1,200 square feet of space.

While A Plus Roofing & Construction does not directly perform concrete work, we maintain partnerships with reputable contractors who specialize in this area and can handle concrete slab installations.

Yes, alternative materials are available for both walls and roofing. Wall options include vinyl siding, cedar, OSB, wood, brick, and stucco. For roofing, choices extend to asphalt shingles and cedar, among other materials.

Pole buildings are generally more cost-effective than traditional structures. This is due to their reduced material requirements and lower labor needs, making them particularly economical for agricultural or storage applications.

A Plus Roofing & Construction employs in-house construction crews for pole building projects. Many of these team members possess over 15 years of experience, ensuring a consistent level of quality in our work.

Our primary specialization is in metal roofing, which is renowned for its durability and energy efficiency. We also offer asphalt shingle roofing as an option for clients who prefer a more traditional aesthetic or have specific budget constraints.

The choice between metal and shingled roofing depends on various factors. Metal roofs excel in longevity, energy efficiency, and low maintenance requirements. Shingled roofs offer a more traditional appearance and are often more budget-friendly. Our team will assess your property and discuss your objectives to help determine the most suitable option for your needs and budget.