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Structural steel in Montgomery, MN

Steel beams, columns and posts set to carry the load, for basements, wide openings, additions and buildings.

Overview

Steel carries long spans in a shallow depth. It is how a basement stays open and a wide opening keeps a straight line overhead.

  • License BC810393Minnesota Residential Building Contractor
  • Residential and commercialHomeowners and businesses
  • Montgomery, MinnesotaLe Sueur County
  • Free estimatesBy phone or the form

What it covers

Everything in structural steel.

The work this service covers, for homes and for commercial properties.

  • Beams

    Steel beams under floors and over wide openings.

  • Columns and posts

    Steel columns and adjustable posts set on proper footings.

  • Wide openings

    Openings widened in bearing walls, carried on steel.

  • Frames

    Steel framing for additions, garages and commercial buildings.

  • Set to the plan

    Members placed and fastened to the engineer’s or the plan’s sizes.

  • Footings under posts

    Concrete pads poured to carry each column.

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How the job goes

Four steps on site.

The order the work follows, from the first look to the finished surface.

  1. Review the plan and the loads

  2. Pour footings for the posts

  3. Set and fasten the steel

  4. Inspect and close in

A riveted steel column against a blue sky
Primed steel frame of a building, seen from below
Roof trusses set on a new home against a blue sky

What sets the price

Every estimate starts with the site.

No two jobs cost the same. These are the things your free estimate looks at.

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  • Span and the load to carry
  • Beam and column sizes on the plan
  • Shoring and access
  • Footings under the posts
  • Engineering the job needs
  • Finishes around the steel

Plans

Structural work follows the plan or an engineer’s design and the local building permit.

Inspections

Structural work is inspected under your city or county’s building permit.

Questions

Good to know.

Plain answers about structural steel. Anything else, call (612) 601-3995.

Yes. Steel beams and columns are set to the sizes on the plan, with footings poured under each post.

Often, for structural changes. The building permit and the size of the change decide it; we will tell you what your project needs.

Yes. We work for homeowners and for commercial property owners.

Call (612) 601-3995 or send the estimate form: choose the service, tell us the city and a few details, and leave your name, phone and email. We follow up by phone or text.

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The rest of the job.

One contractor for the site work, the concrete and the steel.