Commercial Steel Buildings.
Showrooms, offices, retail and dealerships, engineered and built in Canadian-made steel by one accountable team.
Showrooms, offices, retail and dealerships, engineered and built in Canadian-made steel by one accountable team.
A commercial building has to do two jobs at once: look sharp for customers and work hard for your business. Pre-engineered steel delivers both. You get wide, flexible floor plans, modern architectural finishes and a construction schedule that gets your doors open sooner than conventional building methods.
Meta Steel Buildings designs, fabricates and erects commercial steel buildings across Ontario and Canada. We handle engineering, permits, foundations and erection, so you deal with one team from first sketch to occupancy.
What we build
Why steel
Steel framing gives you large, column-free sales floors and the freedom to finish the outside however you want: insulated metal panels, glazing, stone or brick accents, canopies and feature entries.
Insulated metal panels, storefront glazing, masonry accents and custom colours.
Clear spans mean fewer columns and easy re-layout for future tenants.
Finished office space, washrooms and upper-floor mezzanines designed in.
Fabrication runs while foundations go in, shortening your schedule.
One accountable team
We handle consulting, 3D design, Canadian steel fabrication, foundations, permits and erection, so you don't have to coordinate separate suppliers and trades. Headquartered in Orillia, Ontario, building across Canada.
Yes. Pre-engineered steel can be finished with insulated metal panels, glazing, stone, brick, stucco and custom canopies, so most customers never know the structure is steel.
Yes. Commercial buildings need a building permit, stamped engineered drawings and often site plan approval from the municipality. We prepare the drawings and coordinate the application.
Because steel is fabricated while permits and foundations are underway, erection of a mid-size commercial building typically takes weeks rather than months once steel is on site.
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