Are you considering if a Red Iron building is the right choice for your business or residential needs? The answer is a resounding YES. At Qualls Fabrication, we have a track record of supplying buildings for various business types and organizations, as well as personal use.

Our turnkey steel buildings offer a quicker and more cost-effective construction alternative compared to traditional methods. Take advantage of our efficient construction process utilizing pre-constructed beams and frames, along with our management of permits and engineering requirements. This results in a seamless experience from laying the foundation to customizing your building to suit your needs.

A red iron building is a type of steel building structure that gets its name from the red oxide coating applied to the steel beams and columns used in its construction. These buildings are known for their durability, strength, and versatility in terms of design and customization.

Red iron buildings are commonly used for a variety of purposes, including warehouses, agricultural buildings, industrial facilities, commercial structures, and even residential homes. The prefabricated steel components are engineered for specific applications and provide a strong framework that can support large spans without the need for interior support columns.

Strength and durability: Red iron buildings are constructed using high-quality steel components that offer superior strength and durability compared to other building materials like wood or Aluminum framing.

Cost-effective: Due to their efficient construction process and long-term durability, red iron buildings are often more cost-effective than other construction methods. Not to mention the longevity.

 Customization: Red iron buildings can be customized to meet specific design requirements, including size, layout, finishes, and additional features like windows, doors, insulation, etc.

Quick construction: The prefabricated components of red iron buildings allow for faster construction times compared to traditional building methods. This can result in cost savings and quicker occupancy of the structure.