Pre-Engineered

Steel Buildings

Industrial Building Solutions Built to Spec

When your project demands precision, speed, and a structure built to handle the demands of industrial use, pre-engineered steel buildings are the right call. Onex Construction designs and installs custom pre-engineered metal buildings for clients across the manufacturing, warehouse and distribution, aviation, food and beverage, cold storage, and agricultural industries. As an authorized builder aligned with multiple leading metal building manufacturers, we bring high-level expertise along with years of industry experience to every project — from initial design through final permitting. Our relationships with multiple manufacturers give us the flexibility to match the right building system to your project’s requirements and timeline.

With extensive experience throughout Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Arizona, Mississippi, Colorado, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, New Mexico, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, and other states, we support industrial building projects across the United States wherever opportunities arise.

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Pre-Engineered Building Services

  • Custom-designed steel structures tailored to industrial, warehouse/distribution, manufacturing, aviation/hangar, food & bev, cold storage/insulated metal panel, agricultural athletic/recreational needs
  • Efficient cold-formed building systems engineered for strength, speed, and cost-effectiveness
  • Full design-assist support, including layout optimization and constructability reviews
  • Integration of doors, windows, mezzanines, and specialty components
  • Engineered drawings and stamped calculations for permitting and compliance

A pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) is a structure designed and manufactured off-site using prefabricated components. These buildings are engineered to specific dimensions and loads, then shipped to the construction site for quick assembly.

PEMBs offer several benefits, including faster construction timelines, cost efficiency, durability and low maintenance, design flexibility, energy efficiency with proper insulation, and environmentally friendly materials and recyclability.

PEMBs are used in various industries, including warehousing and distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, agricultural and livestock buildings, aircraft hangars, retail and commercial spaces, recreational facilities and gyms, and auto repair shops and garages.

Construction timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. However, compared to traditional construction, PEMBs significantly reduce build time.

Yes, PEMBs are highly customizable. Options include different roof styles, facades, insulation, windows, doors, and mezzanines. The design can be tailored to meet specific aesthetic and functional requirements.

PEMBs are extremely durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions, including heavy snow, high winds, and seismic activity. They are also resistant to pests, rot, and fire.

Yes, when properly insulated and designed with energy-efficient features, PEMBs can provide excellent thermal performance, reducing heating and cooling costs.

The foundation requirements depend on the building size, location, and soil conditions. Common foundations include slab-on-grade, pier, and perimeter footing systems. A professional engineer should evaluate the site to determine the appropriate foundation.

PEMBs are generally faster to build, more cost-effective, and require less maintenance than traditional wood or masonry structures. They also offer superior strength and design flexibility.

Yes, PEMBs are designed for easy expansion. Additional bays or sections can be added to accommodate growing needs, making them an excellent long-term investment.

The cost varies based on size, customization, location, and material prices. PEMBs generally cost less than traditional buildings due to efficient manufacturing and reduced labor expenses.

Yes, PEMBs are designed to meet or exceed local building codes and engineering standards. It’s essential to work with a reputable manufacturer and contractor to ensure compliance with regulations.

While some smaller PEMBs come with DIY-friendly kits, most require professional assembly to ensure structural integrity and compliance with building codes.

To start, determine your building’s purpose, size, and location. Then, work with a reputable PEMB provider to design and customize your structure according to your needs and budget.

Our Location

From our headquarters in Streetsboro, OH, we deliver pre-engineered building solutions to industrial clients nationwide. We supply pre-engineered metal buildings to clients in all 50 states, and our installation teams serve most of the U.S., with a primary focus throughout the South, Midwest, Southwest, West, and Appalachian regions.

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