Your company needs extra space! You could rent a facility, expand with expensive traditional additions, re-locate to a bigger place…OR you could look into a quick and efficient expansion using new metal buildings constructed on your property. If you plan to use the buildings for daily employee use or to store items requiring specific climate control, you may wonder whether insulation is an option. The short answer: Yes!
Steel building insulation may not be considered as often as it should be. When planning this metal building project, think about whether you may need it at any point in the future — In other words, while you may plan to use your new steel building for bulk items and equipment at first, will there be a time you may convert it to offices or storage for more delicate supplies? If the answer is yes, or even maybe, it would be a good idea to insulate at construction time.
While insulating may add to the initial cost of the steel building construction project in Denver, the savings will be seen in the long run. You won’t have to clear out the building at a later time, or plan to rearrange or use short-term storage options if you want to convert the building.
Overall, the energy savings and lowered chance of condensation leakage on the interior of the building are more compelling reasons to insulate at the start. Weather is not just an issue during rainy or winter seasons, either – Overheating during the summer months can make temperatures soar inside a steel building. Insulation can help with all of these issues.
Contact Nelson & Son Construction Service Inc. to get answers about all of your steel building and insulation questions. We look forward to serving you soon!