Frequently Asked Questions
Here are several frequently asked questions customers have asked during the buying process. If you have additional questions please feel free to speak to one of our building specialists.
Yes, most Georgia counties and cities require building permits for metal structures. That means it’s especially important to check local zoning and building codes before installation.
Yes! Probuilt offers a wide range of customization options, including size, roof styles, color, doors and windows, and more.
Georgia typically has low snow load requirements due to its mild winters. However, areas in northern Georgia may require snow loads of up to 10-15 pounds per square foot (PSF).
Popular types include metal garages, carports, barns, RV covers, and workshops. Commercial-grade buildings are also frequently used for warehouses, retail, and agricultural storage.
Absolutely! Probuilt’s certified metal buildings are engineered to withstand Georgia’s high winds, making them one of the most effective construction options around.
Construction time varies by size and complexity. Smaller buildings may take 2-4 weeks, while larger, customized structures could take a few months, including permit approvals.
Absolutely! With proper insulation, metal buildings maintain comfortable indoor temperatures year-round, reducing energy costs and keeping your things safe.
Some of our most popular metal building types include metal barns, metal garages, and steel carports. These structures are flexible enough to work at home, on the farm, or on the job, so they can be used everywhere.
Snow load requirements in Connecticut range from 30 to 70 PSF, depending on the location. Be sure to check local building codes for exact details.
Absolutely. Metal buildings can be customized with features like thicker insulation, weather-resistant materials, and ventilation systems to suit Colorado’s high-altitude environments.
From order to delivery, your metal building project should take between 4-6 weeks.
Metal buildings can be engineered to meet Colorado’s snow load requirements. A sloped roof and reinforced framing ensure they perform well under heavy snow conditions.
Metal buildings in Colorado are often used as workshops, garages, barns, and storage facilities. But they’re also great for protecting vehicles, farming equipment, and even livestock.
Yes, most counties and cities in Arkansas require a building permit of some sort. As such, it pays to work closely with building authorities to determine what you need before you build.
Yes, metal buildings can be energy-efficient in Arkansas with proper insulation and ventilation. It helps regulate temperatures and lower energy costs.
Installation typically takes 4-6 weeks from your initial down payment. Smaller structures, like carports, may take only a day or two, while larger projects, like barns or workshops, may take a week or more.
Common uses include storage sheds, barns, garages, carports, and workshops.
Yes, metal buildings can be customized for off-grid living or remote areas in Arizona.
Metal buildings are highly fire-resistant, making them a safer choice in areas prone to wildfires. Unlike wood structures, steel can withstand temperatures as high as 1,200 degrees, preventing them from easily igniting in fires.
In Arizona, metal buildings are commonly used for RV covers, carports, workshops, storage sheds, and agricultural purposes like hay storage or livestock shelters.
Yes, certified metal buildings are designed to meet Arizona’s building codes and are built to endure the weather throughout the Grand Canyon State.
Yes, most Alabama counties and cities require a building permit for metal structures, especially larger ones. It’s important to check local zoning and building codes before installation.
Absolutely! Metal buildings can be customized to fit any project you have in mind. You’ll have full control over your building’s dimensions, roof style, color, and even insulation options.
On average, you can expect your building journey to go from down payment to installation in 4-6 weeks. This installation time depends on the size and complexity of the building.
The most common types include metal garages, carports, barns, workshops, RV covers, and storage sheds.
Yes, metal buildings can be insured in Florida. Coverage options include protection from wind, fire, and flooding. Costs depend on the building’s use, size, location, and structural reinforcements.
Installation typically takes 4-6 weeks from order placement, with smaller structures being completed in just a few days.
Very little! Metal buildings are resistant to rust, pests, and mold, making them a low-maintenance option that’s perfect for Florida’s humid climate.
Absolutely. Metal buildings in Florida are often designed to comply with Florida Building Codes, including hurricane wind load requirements. Wind ratings vary by location but typically range between 150-180 mph in high-risk areas.
Yes, Florida counties and cities usually require permits for building metal buildings. It’s important to check with your local building department for zoning and code requirements in your area.
In most cases, the answer is, yes. It would depend on the type and size of your original carport or steel building and the options you are requesting. There would be a return trip charge as well as the charges for the added options.
Yes, insulation options are available. Please contact one of our expert salespeople at 1-877-754-1818 to discuss your insulation options.
No. Your new carport can be installed as closely as possible to your home but we will not attach it.
The roof pitch will depend on the size of your building or carport. It will vary depending on the width of your steel building, but it is approximately 3 feet.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express as well as bank financing for qualified customers.
Get An Instant Pricing For Your Metal Building
Your Pro Building Specialist Is Here To Help!