April 18, 2019
Connecting the Pieces with Frame Connections
Connecting the Pieces with Frame Connections
Posted on April 18, 2019 by Danielle Smith
We’ve discussed metal building framing and given an overview of general framing. Now, let’s dive into a little more detail about frame connections and discuss the technical terms. Don’t worry! We can help get you up to speed to speak the metal building language with your contractor. What are frame connections? A metal building […]
Steel Buildings vs. Tubular Buildings
Posted on March 29, 2019 by Danielle Smith
Over the years, we’ve received a couple of inquiries on tubular buildings. Heritage does not sell tubular buildings. Curious as to what a tubular building is and what Heritage steel buildings are made of? Read on to find out more! What are steel buildings? All Heritage building frames are made of steel, also known […]
Metal Training Facilities
Posted on March 13, 2019 by Barry Clifton
Southern states see exceedingly hot temperatures in summer, while northern states experience bitterly cold winters. Regardless of the location or season, sports are still played by millions around the nation. How does one plan around mother nature for sports? We build indoor practice facilities to accommodate our love of the game. Benefits of an […]
Bolt-Up vs. Weld-Up Metal Buildings
Posted on February 28, 2019 by Barry Clifton
If you are looking to build a steel building, you’ve probably come across the words “bolt-up” and “weld-up” in your metal building research. Do you know the difference between a bolt-up steel building and a weld-up steel building? How do you choose the right option for you? What is a bolt-up steel building? Prefabricated […]
Roofing Options: Choosing Between a Standing Seam Roof and a Screw Down Roof
Posted on February 1, 2019 by Mike Turner
In our previous blog post, we discussed the difference between a through-fastened system and a concealed-fastened system. But where do standing seam roofs and screw down roofs come into play? What are the features of each? Let’s explore Heritage’s product offerings on standing seam roofs and screw down roofs to better help you decide what […]
The Differences Between a Through-Fastened System and a Concealed-Fastened System
Posted on January 17, 2019 by Mike Turner
You may have seen the verbiage “through-fastened” and “concealed-fastened” when shopping around for your metal roof. Do you know the differences of each system or are you having trouble choosing the right system? No problem! Heritage offers both through-fastened and concealed-fastened roofing systems and we will take a look at the differences and benefits of […]
Building Community Gathering Spaces made of Metal
Posted on December 19, 2018 by Barry Clifton
Metal buildings are ideal for all community building applications. Whether an outdoor pavilion or a banquet hall, if you have a need for a durable steel building that requires a larger footprint, Heritage Building Systems has your solution! Let’s take a look at some of the steel community buildings Heritage has worked on before. Community […]
Protecting Your Metal Roof in Winter
Posted on November 29, 2018 by Mike Turner
As we enter the winter season, it’s important to remember that properly caring for your metal roof is integral in keeping the structure of your building strong. Simply putting off roof maintenance during this season can mean the difference in whether you deal with minor or major roof repairs. Know Your Metal Roof’s Snow […]
All About Steel Mini Storages
Posted on November 8, 2018 by Barry Clifton
At Heritage, mini storages are our specialty. We are a knowledgeable expert in the mini storage industry and specializes in standard single-story units, climate-controlled mini storages and boat and RV mini storages. Steel Mini Storage Sizes Whether you are looking for a small or large mini storage footprint, Heritage can deliver on the scale you require. Sizes of […]
Metal Roof Types and Roof Slopes Explained
Posted on October 18, 2018 by Mike Turner
A roof is one of the most expensive investments you’ll make in any home or building. Understandably so, roofs are expected to hold up in thunderstorms and snowy conditions so they must be designed effectively. Choosing the right roof and slope is essential to your steel building. There are two main roof lines that Heritage […]