I am looking to build a 30' x 60' shop out at the farm. Can any of ya'll recommend someone in central Texas? The building will be built near Taylor.

tia

I have a cousin that does metal buildings. He is out of Devine, so I am not sure if he would want to bid on a project in Taylor, but I can ask him.

When are you targeting for completion of said building?

Go to Mueller Inc.'s website. Quick easy and affordable.

My sons Kindergarten;s teachers husband builds metal building and he is in Elgin. Email me at warren@jatzlauconstruction.com and I can send you his info.

I would be happy to talk to you about it, I'm in commercial construction. If you haven't already found someone, shoot me an email to rbcconstruction at yahho dot com

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I've looked at Mueller and they have a great product, but they want close to $20K which does not include construction. My brother-in-law and I have talked about doing it ourself, but if did, it would just take us a lot longer to get it done.

Call Donnie Reeh (pronounced Ray) in Fredericksburg. He and his crew do great work and would probably be glad to give you a quote.

http://www.drweldinginc.com/

I would give Saltwater (posted above) a shout. He is a good guy and will do good work.

For the do-it-yourselfers:

http://www.impactbuildings.com/specials.html

I live in one of my landlord's metal buildings who also did the rooftop of the Corner Bar in BCS. Let me know if you want his number. I'm sure he'd be willing to head that way. class of 98.

I know several people who have used this guy and have been very happy, one being my dad...

http://www.wdmb.com/

He is out of Pleasanton, tx, but travels all over. My dad had one built outside Columbus and another friend had on built just North of Bryan.

Donnie Reeh has done a few things for us and he does good work. Not saying other guys (Saltwater) don't, but I can personally vouch for Donnie as someone who will not disappoint. He may not travel that far for a 30'x60', but that is his decision to make since things are slow for everyone right now.

Make sure you don't pour any concrete until you purchase your building. Anchor bolts are much harder to get into cured concrete than when it is still wet.