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Millions of people have contacted Armstrong Steel for building their houses, churches, ice skating rinks, airplane hangars, office buildings and so much more.

Millions of people have contacted Armstrong Steel for building their houses, churches, ice skating rinks, airplane hangars, office buildings and so much more.
Versatile buildings with custom design options make Armstrong the perfect choice for your building!
Browse our most popular buildings types below, give us a call, or start your free quote online.

Steel Homes & Barndominiums

When you’re ready to build your dream home, look no further than Armstrong Steel. Steel buildings as a residential solution have risen in popularity over the years, due to their affordability and trendy look. The quality construction and durability of an Armstrong Steel building provides the safety and efficiency necessary for your home project. Our in-house project managers will guide you through the process of designing the layout of your new home and answer any questions you have along the way.

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Workshop Steel Buildings

A steel building from General Steel is the most reliable solution for agricultural buildings. Whether for hay, equipment, livestock, or...

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Garage Steel Buildings

A steel building from General Steel is the most reliable solution for a private aircraft hangar. Protecting your prized asset is of the...

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Agricultural Steel Buildings

With homeowners looking to express their personal taste, cookie-cutter homes are becoming a thing of the past. One of the fastest-growing...

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Residential Garage Steel Buildings

A General Steel building kit is an ideal solution for entrepreneurs looking to build an auto shop or mechanic garage. Our kits feature clear...

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Commercial Steel Buildings

Whether you are looking to upgrade your family horse ranch or your family’s rural home, metal barns from General Steel are cost-effective...

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Industrial Steel Buildings

A steel building from General Steel is a versatile solution for any pre-fabricated brewery. Every brewery building requires its own unique...

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Equestrian Steel Buildings

A General Steel building kit is an ideal solution for entrepreneurs looking to build an car wash. Our kits feature clear span framing,...

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Aviation Steel Buildings

A steel building from General Steel is a modern solution for a one-of-a-kind casino building. Our steel manufacturing kits feature clear...

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Religious Steel Buildings

You have a few options when it comes to sheltering your most valuable toys. A prefabricated garage or other enclosed steel structure are...

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Derek, Woolwich, ME

Derek, Woolwich, ME

"Armstrong Steel stood behind the product, and stood behind their promises. At the end of the day, all that matters to me is that I got the building I envisioned and then some; and Armstrong Steel made it happen.”

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Derek, Woolwich, ME
Kenny, Chambersburg, PA

Kenny, Chambersburg, PA

“I checked out Armstrong’s website, and I was able to talk to a number of their clients. That was extremely satisfying. The pricing checked out, so we decided to go with them. They have a great reputation."

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Kenny, Chambersburg, PA

Warranties and Service

Brand Armstrong Steel
Available Products I-Beam Framing: 26 Gauge Sheeting, C-Channel Framing: 26
I-Beam Structural Warranty 50 Years
Add Colors Roof, Trim, Walls
Structural Warranty 50 Years
Paint Warranty 40 Years
Galvalume Roof Warranty 35 Years
Project Manager Included at No Additional Cost

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So, what happens next?

  1. A Steel Building Expert Will Call You

    This is a quick 10-minute conversation to gather a bit more information and answer any questions you may have.

    You can also call us toll free at 800-345-4610.

  2. Review Details & Confirm Steel Prices

    It's not as scary as it sounds. Your Steel Building Expert will put you in touch with a local authorized builder or assist you with your needs right here out of corporate. Simply review the details of your building and place your order with a small deposit. You are now on your way to putting up your dream building!

  3. Design Your Dream Building

    You'll be assigned a project manager who will send you a comprehensive direct pricing catalog should you decide to select additional accessories. They'll even make recommendations on where to purchase accessories in your area should you decide you'd rather source them locally. Once you've released your building into the fabrication schedule, you're able to quickly schedule a delivery date that works best for you.

  4. Take Delivery!

    Once you're ready to take delivery of your building, we'll work together to schedule a date that works best for you. You'll need a forklift to properly unload your building system. If you have any questions during the assembly process, we're just a phone call away! Otherwise, enjoy being a proud owner of your new Armstrong Steel Building System!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Am I really buying direct from the factory?
Yes! Armstrong Steel is a steel building manufacturer. We own our own factory in Denver, Colorado. We also staff in-house draftsmen and detailers that work solely on Armstrong Building Projects. Armstrong Buildings are unique as we are in control of the stringent specifications, measurements, standards, and guidelines for your building.
Do I need to pull a permit to build?
It depends on your job site but not all the time. Often times, building officials will reject your request without drawings. Ask your building expert for details on how Armstrong can design & draft those for you at no additional charge.
What is Armstrong's Direct Buy program?
Armstrong's Direct Buy program is reserved for folks that are looking to save money by managing certain aspects of their project. While it's not for everyone, it is a means to controlling costs on every aspect of your project and it requires minimal additional attention from you with the assistance of an Armstrong project manager. If the circumstances surrounding your timeframe or financing don't allow you to qualify, we have a network of authorized retail representatives across the country who specialize in helping folks purchase buildings.

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Terms & Conditions

  1. This Contract shall become a binding contract upon its acceptance in writing by an authorized representative of Seller (“Contract”) and thereafter cannot be canceled or modified by Buyer under any circumstances without Buyer first reaching an agreement in writing with Seller covering all of Seller’s damages and/or remedies as set forth in this Contract.
  2. (A) Buyer will make an up‐front payment to Seller for the preparation of preliminary and final engineered building drawings (“building drawings”). The building drawing payment made by Buyer to Seller is non‐refundable. As part of the purchase process, the Buyer may receive approval/fabrication or a permit order:

    (i) Approval/Fabrication Order: Seller shall send Buyer a PDF copy of engineered and detailed approval plans (11” x 17” hard copies are available via USPS and have a standard $30.00 fee per set, larger 24” x 36” copies are also available for $55.00 per set). These plans are not for permit or construction; instead they are provided so the Buyer can review, approve or modify the building design. These plans are generally provided to the Buyer via email within 5 business days of the contract date. However, more complex buildings may require more time to be drafted accurately. “Approval Acceptance” forms are sent with the approval drawings for Buyer approval and execution. Seller allows up to two revisions of the approval drawings. Any further revisions will be billed at Seller’s regular hourly rate of $350.00 per hour. After the Buyer has approved the approval drawings, Seller will prepare “permit drawings” with project state certified engineer stamped, signed and sealed drawings. Buyer will receive three 11” x 17” original sets via USPS (additional original sets are available for $85.00 per set, 24” x 36” drawings are also available at $165.00 per each set). Permit drawings are to be used for the permitting process and come with a form to release the building into hard fabrication. Once the “fabrication release” is signed, fabrication of the building may begin and the building cannot be modified without costly re‐design and fabrication fees being incurred. For any Permit drawing redesigns requested by Buyer, Buyer must pay Seller its regular hourly rate of $350.00 per hour for engineering, detailing and drafting services, plus $85.00 for each original set of the redesigned plans. Additionally, except for California orders where it is already included in the “building drawing” payment, Buyer may request to have Seller prepare Engineer Stamped Structural Calculations. Structural Calculations are not part of the drawings package (Except in California) and have a minimum charge of $750.00 for three sets. Complex buildings and Buyer’s requiring more than three sets of structural calculation will be charged additional.

    (ii) Permit Order: In limited circumstances, Seller may also send the Buyer a Purchase order marked “permit order.” Permit orders are typically prepared for Buyers who need engineered drawings to start the county, state or municipality approval process. Permit orders are also supplied for Buyers who want to receive building drawings on high complexity projects that require engineering for proper cost calculation and quotation. Permit orders do not require the Buyer to take delivery of the building and the contract will be considered completed by Seller once it supplies the Buyer with engineer stamped drawings. Permit orders also have the approval process as described for approval/fabrication orders before sealed drawings are sent.

    (B) Seller may demand, and Buyer shall pay, additional amounts up to the Total Purchase Price, if: (i) Seller becomes insecure about Buyer’s willingness, intent or ability to perform Buyer’s financial or other obligations hereunder; (ii) Seller deems Buyer’s credit to be impaired; or (iii) Buyer threatens to breach or rescind this Contract. Buyer’s failure to tender such additional amount as required by Seller shall constitute a Breach of this Contract and entitle Seller to all damages identified in Paragraph 5. In addition, upon Buyer’s Breach, Seller shall have the right to retain all payments made by Buyer (including amounts above the building drawing payment), and such retention shall not impair any other remedies available to Seller under this Contract or at law or equity.

  3. Seller has the right to modify or substitute for the design of the building or substitute manufacturer equivalent products, so long as the new design and/or equivalent products continue to meet the specifications in this Contract for width, length, eave height and wind and snow loads, and Buyer agrees that Seller has the right to make such modifications or substitutions under this Contract. Specifications for buildings, components, materials and goods and the warranties may differ from those appearing in Seller’s brochures, advertisements, communications and websites, including, www.armstrongsteelbuildings.com, www.armstrongbuildings.com, www.armstrongsteelbuilding.com, and www.armstrongsteel.com, due to supply, demand and availability of materials and goods. Preliminary Drawings that have been sent along with this purchase order are for overall building design only. Seller reserves the right and Buyer accepts that modifications to the structure can and will be made including but not limited to girt and purlin depth, girt and purlin type, girt and purlin spacing, haunch clearances, inside rafter and column depth, anchor bolt patterns, overall building weight, member type, and/or color selections. After execution of the contract, Seller will send Buyer Preliminary/Approval Drawings as described in paragraph two (2), Buyer must approve the building, or modify the building, and return the Preliminary/Approval Drawings to Seller within fourteen (14) days of receipt of same from Seller, along with any forms also sent by Seller such as questionnaires, address verification form, and erector referral contract. Upon receipt by Seller of the approved or modified layout, Seller shall notify Buyer of any additional costs incurred as a result of Buyer's additions or changes to the drawings provided by Seller. Seller shall prepare supplemental detailed approval drawings needed due to Buyer’s changes upon payment of any additional costs anticipated to accommodate Buyer’s requested design changes. Further, if the approved/modified drawings and any other forms as described above are not received by Seller in fourteen (14) days, Buyer will forfeit any and all discounts applied to Buyer's Contract. Further, Buyer understands and agrees that the building described on this Contract may be subject to a fabrication deposit at time of request for delivery and Buyer agrees to pay same upon request. This fabrication deposit will be deducted from the final total price of the invoice and will in no way affect the total building price. Further, in the event of a Breach by Buyer, Buyer irrevocably gives Seller right to act as Buyer's attorney‐in‐fact to sell building to any third party at a price to be determined by Seller.
  4. (A) Buyer, upon being notified that the goods are ready for shipment, shall receive and accept delivery of the goods within seven (7) calendar days of such notification. If the Buyer fails or refuses to accept delivery of the goods within said seven (7) day period, and make payment in accordance with the terms of this Contract, then Buyer will be in Breach of the Contract and Seller shall be entitled to recover all damages as provided in Paragraph 5 of the Contract. Unless otherwise specified, shipments are FOB to the “Shipping Address” on the face of the Contract. Title of goods and all risk of loss shall pass to Buyer upon Seller’s tender of delivery of the goods to Buyer at the Delivery Destination. Buyer shall bear risk of loss as soon as the truck bearing the building or other goods arrives at the Delivery Destination and thus all risk of loss during the period of unloading, including personal injury, or any other liability, is upon the Buyer. Buyer is solely responsible for unloading and for having the necessary equipment and labor to unload the building and the goods from the delivery truck, including a forklift. Buyer shall pay the driver the full balance due COD by bank cashiers or certified check before unloading commences. All delivery, fuel, handling and freight charges, whether stated as a separate item on the face hereof or included in the building cost, are subject to adjustment and increase at the time the building and goods ordered hereunder are ready for shipment based on any increase in Seller’s costs, charges or changes in Seller’s delivery policy. All increases in delivery, handling and freight costs shall be paid in full by Buyer to Seller prior to shipment of the building and goods ordered hereunder not specified on the face hereof and for all demurrage and special shipping charges if the job‐site cannot spotting, switching, drayage, demurrage or other transportation charges unless agreed to in writing prior to delivery. Buyer may also specify and use a designated freight carrier at Buyer’s cost, be accessed by an eighty (80) foot long semi‐truck (cab and flatbed). Seller shall not be responsible. Buyer shall be responsible for any and all transportation, handling and storage charges that are for but in the absence of such specification, goods will be shipped by the method and carrier chosen by Seller. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, if Buyer takes delivery at the factory or if Buyer specifies the carrier for shipment, then delivery shall be FOB from the factory and Buyer shall bear the risk of loss after the ordered goods are delivered to the carrier for shipment. Unless otherwise indicated on the face of this Contract, all shipment is via CONSOLIDATED or COMMUNITY FREIGHT not “private freight” via dedicated trucking and Buyer’s products will not be shipped alone, but will be shipped with those of other Buyers, if any. Seller shall not be responsible or liable for any shortages in or damages to materials or goods that are caused by any third party delivery service (including a trucking service), whether or not such delivery service is hired by Seller. In any such case, any claim of Buyer shall be made solely against the delivery service. Notwithstanding the foregoing, title of goods under this Contract shall, at Seller’s sole option, revert to Seller, if any payment by or for Buyer is not made in accordance with this Contract, if any check provided by or for Buyer is dishonored or is otherwise unable to be cashed by Seller or if any wire transfer or credit card payment or any portion thereof made by or for Buyer to Seller is reversed or is not fully paid to Seller. If any payment hereunder is made by Buyer by credit card, Buyer by its signature on the face hereof authorizes Seller to charge the credit card for all amounts due hereunder.

    (B) Buyer agrees that any delivery dates stated by Seller shall be estimates only, may be subject to change by Seller without notice, and are based, among other things, on manufacturing and delivery schedules and Seller’s prompt receipt from Buyer of all information and documents Seller needs to supply the goods ordered. Seller will use reasonable efforts to meet the indicated delivery dates but Seller is not responsible or liable for its failure to do so. Seller shall not under any circumstances be liable to Buyer for any actual, special, punitive, incidental, consequential, direct or indirect damages of any kind whatsoever incurred by Buyer, which are caused by any delay(s) in delivery or performance hereunder by Seller, without regard to the cause of any such delay or failure(s), and the Buyer specifically waives and promises not to assert any claims for damages against Seller arising therefrom. Seller shall not under any circumstances be liable to Buyer or to any third party for damages due to delay, default, or failure to perform by Seller hereunder, including but not limited to, delays, defaults or performance failures beyond Seller’s control, such as acts of God; acts of Buyer; acts of civil or military authority; fires; strikes or other labor disturbances; floods; disasters; epidemics, wars; terrorism; riots; disturbances; delays in transportation; accidents; and inability to obtain the necessary labor, materials, components; or acts by manufacturing facilities. Buyer agrees and understands that market steel, other commodity and raw material prices are volatile and may increase and may require a Change Order to reflect such increases at Buyer’s cost. Therefore, Buyer is subject to any price increases between the date of the Contract and delivery of the goods. (“Force Majeure”).

    (C) Seller will attempt to make complete delivery, but Buyer agrees that the Seller may, in its discretion, make partial shipments of the order with the COD amounts being adjusted proportionally by shipment. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, the full amount of the balance shown on the face hereof must be paid by Buyer at time of time of delivery of the building or structure, even though items obtained from third party vendors, such as but not limited to, overhead doors, sliding doors, roll up doors, insulation, skylights, mezzanines, bar joists, decking and windows (hereinafter “Special Products”) have not yet been delivered. Buyer specifically agrees that Seller is not responsible or liable for timeliness of delivery of Special Products or for the suitability of Special Products for any particular use.

    (D) "Consolidated", "Consol Incl" or "Consol Included" listed on the front of the contract under FREIGHT is valid ONLY on approval/production orders that are released within sixty (60) days of original order. Orders that are not released for fabrication and delivery to the Buyer within sixty (60) days of the fully executed contract (“contract date”) will not qualify for consolidated freight and regular freight rates will apply unless a consolidated load can be found. Consolidated and regular freight rates will be applied to the building contract price when freight can be calculated. This is usually calculated once the project has been released into fabrication and Seller has a final weight and shipping manifesto available. Buyer shall also be responsible for all fuel surcharges, which may increase freight and estimated freight costs by 25% or more. Seller also offers deeply discounted contract prices to it’s direct Buyers. The Metal Building and/or components must be released from fabrication for delivery to the Buyer within sixty (60) Days of contract date, and must be delivered to the Buyer within ninety (90) days of the contract date, for these discount prices to remain in effect. Orders that are not delivered within ninety (90) days and have not been released for fabrication within sixty (60) Days will be subject to the building list price plus any cost increases incurred by Seller due to intervening increases in the price of steel or other commodities.

  5. All goods purchased under this contract are “specially ordered” goods. Buyer agrees that, in the event Buyer attempts to rescind or cancel this Contract or in the case of a breach, repudiation or default by Buyer hereunder (collectively, a “Breach”), Seller’s full damages will be difficult to measure and, therefore, Seller must take all necessary actions and/or pursue all remedies to safeguard Seller’s position including, but not limited to, placing liens on the property (land and other structures existing on the land) that the building has been or will be placed upon and/or the property designated as the “shipping address” specified by Buyer on the Contract. Seller and Buyer agree that, in the event of a Breach by Buyer, Seller is entitled to recover the following liquidated damages from Buyer: (i) 35% of the Total Purchase Price if Buyer’s Breach occurs prior to Seller’s submission of the building order for fabrication; and (ii) 100% of the Total Purchase Price, plus all shipping, return freight, procurement charges, handling and storage costs, if Buyer’s Breach occurs after Seller has submitted the building order for fabrication. A Breach entitling Seller to the liquidated damages provided herein includes, but is not limited to, Buyer’s: failure or refusal to cooperate with Seller in scheduling delivery of the goods; failure or refusal to accept delivery or Seller’s scheduled delivery date; placing the order on hold for more than seven (7) days; failure to respond to communications from Seller for a period of thirty (30) days; failure to finalize and/or approve fabrication or change order documentation within thirty (30) days of receipt of such documentation from Seller; failure to make any payment when due and in the manner required hereunder; attempted, threatened or actual cancellation or rescission of this Contract; and anticipatory repudiation or repudiation of this Contract. If the price of the building has been increased by the manufacturer after the Buyer has caused a delay, this Contract will be deemed to have been amended to include all price increases caused by such delay and Buyer’s obligations hereunder will be increased to reflect such price increases. Buyer agrees that the amount of liquidated damages specified herein is not a penalty and constitutes an actual good faith reasonable estimate of the actual damages that Seller likely will incur due to a Breach by Buyer. As an alternative to recovering liquidated damages from Buyer, or in the event the liquidated damages clause is found to be unenforceable for any reason, Seller may, in its sole discretion, elect to recover from Buyer the costs or damages Seller has incurred by reason of the Breach (such as increased manufacturing, delivery or storage costs). Buyer agrees that, in the event of a Breach by Buyer, all damages shall be immediately due and payable to Seller. In the event that Buyer Breaches this Contract, and Seller utilizes an attorney to enforce or defend any of the provisions of the Contract, Buyer shall pay to Seller, Seller’s attorneys’ fees and costs to the maximum extent allowed by law.
  6. All goods purchased by Buyer hereunder shall be deemed fully accepted by Buyer upon acceptance of delivery. All claims for shortages of bulk packages or bundles as compared to the bill of lading or for alleged damages or defects caused by shipment of the goods shall be deemed waived unless any such claims are noted in writing on the driver’s copy of the bill of lading at the time of delivery. All claims for alleged damages to and shortages of goods within concealed containers (i.e. parts inside boxes or crates) shall be reported in writing to Seller within thirty (30) days of the date of delivery or the claims are waived. All claims for undelivered Special Products must be reported in writing to Seller within forty-five (45) days of the date of delivery of the building or structure or the claims are waived. All written notices shall state with particularity each and every alleged damage, defect, shortage and/or undelivered good or Special Product claimed by Buyer.
  7. Any dispute about the quality, condition or workmanship of the goods or otherwise in connection with the terms of this Contract shall not entitle Buyer to reject or revoke acceptance of the goods. In the case of any dispute, Buyer shall take delivery of the goods, pay for the same without set‐off against or reduction in any amount payable hereunder, and make a claim under Seller’s or a third party’s warranty, as may be applicable. Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy against Seller in lieu of all other remedies available to Buyer shall be pursuant to this Section 7 and Sections 8, 9, and 10 below.
  8. THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY TO AND THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE DAMAGES OF BUYER FOR ANY SHORTAGES OR DEFECTS IN THE GOODS SHALL, AT SELLER’S SOLE ELECTION, BE LIMITED TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: (1) SELLER’S FURNISHING REPLACEMENT PARTS; HOWEVER, SELLER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO INCUR COSTS FOR: A) DISMANTLING ORIGINAL PARTS OR THE INSTALLATION OF REPLACEMENT PARTS, B), FIXING OR REPLACING WORK OR PARTS OF ANY THIRD PARTY’, OR C) LABOR CHARGES OR OTHER COSTS INCURRED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; (2) SELLER’S REPAIR OF DEFECTIVE GOODS, WHICH DOES NOT INCLUDE THE REMOVAL, UNCOVERING OR RESTORATION OF ANY THIRD PARTY’S WORK TO EFFECTUATE THE REPAIR, AND SELLER SHALL ONLY BE LIABLE FOR REPAIRS THAT ARE AUTHORIZED IN WRITING BY SELLER PRIOR TO THE REPAIR WORK BEING COMMENCED; OR (3) SELLER’S PROVISION OF A CREDIT TO THE BUYER BASED ON SELLER’S DETERMINATION OF SELLER’S COST OF REPLACING SHORTED OR DEFECTIVE GOODS. BUYER’S REMEDIES HEREUNDER SHALL BE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER REMEDIES AT LAW OR EQUITY. BUYER HEREBY WAIVES, RELEASES AND RENOUNCES ALL OTHER RIGHTS, CLAIMS AND REMEDIES AGAINST SELLER NOT EXPRESSLY PROVIDED FOR IN THIS CONTRACT OR THE WARRANTY DOCUMENTS. BUYER AGREES TO DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND TO HOLD SELLER HARMLESS FROM ANY AND ALL LOSS, COSTS, CLAIMS, SUITS, DAMAGES AND ATTORNEYS’ FEES ARISING FROM ANY ALLEGED OR REAL INJURY (INCLUDING PERSONAL INJURY) TO ANY PERSON OR PROPERTY THAT ARISES OUT OF WORK PERFORMED OR MATERIALS SUPPLIED HEREUNDER OR ANY OTHER CLAIM OR SUIT ARISING OUT OF THIS CONTRACT.
  9. Subject to the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions contained herein, Seller provides a thirty‐five (35) year roof panel rust perforation warranty, a forty (40) year wall panel rust perforation warranty, and a one (1) year warranty that the building or structure purchased by Buyer is substantially free from material defects in materials and workmanship. These warranties commence on the date of shipment from the factory (collectively, Seller’s Limited Warranties”). SELLER'S LIMITED WARRANTIES DO NOT COVER ANY DEFECTS OR DAMAGE CAUSED BY OR RESULTING FROM: EARTHQUAKES, TORNADOES, TEMPESTS, FLOODING, HURRICANES, LANDSLIDES, FIRES, LIGHTNING AND OTHER ACTS OF GOD (INCLUDING EXCESSIVE WIND LOADS AND SNOW LOADS AND SEISMIC CONDITIONS); FALLING OBJECTS; ACCIDENTS; VANDALISM; AGGRESSIVE ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SALT WATER, CORROSIVE CHEMICALS, FUMES, ASH, ANIMAL WASTE, OR HUMIDITY); LONG TERM CHANGES IN WEATHER; IMPROPER ERECTION, INSTALLATION, OR STORAGE PROCEDURES; MOISTURE ENTRAPPED IN OR ON STORED BUNDLED COMPONENTS; STORAGE OR INSTALLATION OF PANELS, SHEETING, PURLINS, GIRTS, OR MAIN FRAMES IN A MANNER ALLOWING STANDING WATER, MOISTURE OR OTHER SUBSTANCES TO REMAIN BETWEEN, ON, OR OVER THESE COMPONENTS; DETERIORATION CAUSED BY ANY CORROSIVE OR ANY CONDENSATE OF ANY HARMFUL SUBSTANCE; CASCADING WATER ON COMPONENTS OR STANDING WATER ON COMPONENTS IN A NON VERTICAL APPLICATION; STORAGE OF BUNDLED COMPONENTS IN CONDITIONS OF HUMIDITY, HIGH HEAT, OR EXTREME COLD; DEFECTS OR FAILURE IN THE FOUNDATION; UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO OR IMPROPER ERECTION OF THE ROOF, PANELS OR BUILDING; HANGING OR PLACING ANY OBJECT OR ANY WEIGHT ON THE ROOF OR BUILDING; LOADING CONDITIONS IN EXCESS OF THOSE SPECIFIED FOR THE BUILDING; PRODUCT MISUSE, ABUSE OR NEGLECT; IMPROPER MAINTENANCE; MODIFICATION OF FLASHINGS, ROOF PENETRATIONS OR ACCESSORY DETAILS; NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE; AND ANY DEFECT OR DAMAGE CAUSED OR CONTRIBUTED BY BUYER OR THIRD PARTIES. BUILDING COMPONENTS ARE INTENDED TO BE ERECTED UPON DELIVERY AND NOT TO BE STORED IN ORDER TO PREVENT DETERIORATION. SELLER’S LIMITED WARRANTIES EXCLUDES ALL DAMAGE AND DETERIORATION TO COMPONENTS OF THE STEEL BUILDING RESULTING FROM EXPOSURE TO THE ELEMENTS AND SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT, INCLUDING HUMIDITY, RAINFALL, STANDING WATER, HIGH HEAT AND EXTREME COLD, IF ERECTION OF THE STEEL BUILDING DOES NOT OCCUR WITHIN THIRTY(30) DAYS OF THE DELIVERY DATE. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, ALL DOORS, WINDOWS, INSULATION, OTHER SPECIAL PRODUCTS, EQUIPMENT, CRANES, FASTENERS (STAINLESS STEEL AND OTHERWISE) AND BUILDING PAINT AND COATING ON THE SIDEWALL PANELS AND ROOF PANELS ARE NOT WARRANTED BY SELLER AND ARE WARRANTED SOLELY AND TO THE EXTENT PROVIDED BY THE STEEL MILL(S), COATING APPLICATOR(S), MANUFACTURER(S) AND VENDOR(S), SUBJECT TO THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE WARRANTIES. SELLER WILL PASS THROUGH TO BUYER ANY AVAILABLE WARRANTY GIVEN BY STEEL MILLS, COATING APPLICATORS, MANUFACTURERS OR VENDORS TO THE EXTENT SUCH WARRANTY IS ASSIGNABLE OR MAY BE PASSED THROUGH OR TRANSFERRED TO BUYER, SUBJECT TO ALL TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS THEREOF. SELLER MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR COVENANT AS TO WHETHER OR THE EXTENT TO WHICH ANY SUCH WARRANTY MAY BE PASSED THROUGH, ASSIGNED, OR TRANSFERRED TO BUYER. THE TERMS OF A THIRD PARTY’S LIMITED WARRANTY ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND SELLER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES THAT OCCUR IN A THIRD PARTY’S WARRANTY. COPIES OF THIRD PARTY WARRANTIES ARE AVAILABLE UPON WRITTEN REQUEST TO SELLER. FOR BUILDING PAINT WARRANTY, BUYER MUST REQUEST TO HAVE WARRANTY DOCUMENTS DRAFTED AND SIGNED BY SELLER. THIS DOCUMENT DOES NOT PROVIDE FOR PAINT OR FINSIH WARRANTY. PRIMER COATINGS ARE NOT WARRANTED AT ALL AND ARE ONLY MEANT TO PROTECT FRAMING MEMBERS DURING THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DELIVERY AND FOR NO OTHER PURPOSE. THERE IS NO WARRANTY ON THE BUILDING FOR WEATHER TIGHTNESS OR AGAINST WATER OR AIR INFILTRATION FROM ROOF OR SIDE WALL PANELS OR ANY OTHER COMPONENTS OF THE BUILDING AND THE BUILDING IS NOT WARRANTED FOR WEATHER TIGHTNESS IN ANY REGARD OR RESPECT. BUILDING COMPONENTS THAT ARE NOT PURCHASED FROM SELLER AS A PRE‐ENGINEERED BUILDING PACKAGE ARE EXCLUDED FROM SELLER’S LIMITED WARRANTIES AND NO WARRANTIES ARE PROVIDED ON ANY SUCH COMPONENTS. SELLER’S LIMITED WARRANTIES ARE VOID AND ARE NO LONGER IN EFFECT (A) IF THE BUILDING OR OTHER GOODS ORDERED FROM SELLER ARE MOVED FROM OR NOT ERECTED AT THE ERECTION LOCATION ON THE FACE HEREOF; (B) IF THE GOODS ORDERED, INCLUDING THE BUILDING, ARE RE‐SOLD BY BUYER OR OWNERSHIP IS TRANSFERRED TO A THIRD PARTY; (C) TO THE EXTENT THAT THE GOODS ORDERED, INCLUDING THE BUILDING OR ANY COMPONENTS SUPPLIED BY SELLER ARE MODIFIED BY BUYER, OR ANY THIRD PARTY WITHOUT SELLER'S PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT; OR (D) IF BUYER OR ITS BUILDING ERECTOR FAILS TO FOLLOW THE SPECIFICATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS AND ERECTION MANUALS AND GUIDES SUPPLIED TO BUYER. SPECIFIC NOTES AND DETAILS SHOWN ON CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THE BUILDING ERECTION MANUALS AND GUIDES SUPPLIED. IF THE BUILDING PURCHASED HEREIN INCLUDES A STANDING SEAM ROOF SELLER’S LIMITED WARRANTIES WILL BE VOID UNLESS (A) THE ENTIRE BUILDING IS ERECTED BY A PERSON CERTIFIED BY THE BUILDING MANUFACTURER AS TRAINED AND QUALIFIED TO ERECT THE STANDING SEAM ROOF PURCHASED BY BUYER; AND (B) BUYER LEASES OR PURCHASES AT BUYER’S OWN COST AND EXPENSE FROM AN EQUIPMENT VENDOR OR LESSOR APPROVED BY THE BUILDING MANUFACTURER, THE CORRECT SEAMING EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF THE SPECIFIC STANDING SEAM ROOF PURCHASED BY BUYER AND SUCH EQUIPMENT IS USED IN THE INSTALLATION OF THE STANDING SEAM ROOF. UNLESS SPECIFICALLY STATED IN A SEPARATE ADDENDUM EXECUTED BY BUYER AND SELLER, SELLER MAKES NO COVENANTS, REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES AS TO WHETHER THE BUILDING OR ANY COMPONENTS OR MATERIALS THEREOF ARE ELIGIBLE OR WILL MEET APPLICABLE CRITERIA FOR POINTS FOR LEED® CERTIFICATION. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ORDERING BUILDING COMPONENTS THAT ARE FIT FOR WHATEVER PURPOSES BUYER MAY HAVE FOR THE BUILDING AND THAT BUYER INTENDS TO ERECT FROM THE COMPONENTS. ADDITIONAL TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS ARE CONTAINED IN SELLER’S WARRANTY DOCUMENT AND ARE INCORPORATED HEREIN BY THIS REFERENCE. BUYER SHALL COOPERATE FULLY WITH SELLER IN THE EVENT OF A WARRANTY CLAIM ON GOODS ORDERED INCLUDING ALLOWING INSPECTIONS ON THE ERECTION LOCATION. SELLER’S LIMITED WARRANTY IS GIVEN EXPRESSLY AND IN PLACE OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED.
  10. All claims under Seller’s Limited Warranty (Section 9) must be in writing and made or initiated during the warranty period. Written notice of all warranty claims shall also be given during the warranty period to Seller’s President. In order to be valid, the written notice must state with particularity each and every alleged claim and defect being asserted. All warranty claims not made or initiated or for which written notice has not been given during the warranty period are waived and barred and Buyer shall have no remedy on account of any such claim.
  11. SELLER SHALL NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE TO BUYER FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE OR INDIRECT DAMAGES OR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE OF ANY KIND OR NATURE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COSTS, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF USE, OR LOSS OF REVENUE CAUSED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, BY THE PERFORMANCE OR FAILURE TO PERFORM ANY OBLIGATION CONTAINED IN THIS CONTRACT, BREACH OF THIS CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE IN THE COURSE OF SUCH PERFORMANCE, OR OTHERWISE RESULTING IN ANY MANNER FROM PROVISION OF THE GOODS OR SERVICES HEREUNDER., REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE CLAIM FOR DAMAGES IS BASED IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE) OR STRICT LIABILITY. SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, CLAIM, EXPENSE OR DAMAGE CAUSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, OR ARISING OUT OF, THE ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF BUYER OR THIRD PARTIES (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION CARRIERS) WHETHER BY NEGLIGENCE, FAILURE TO MAINTAIN THE BUILDING OR OTHERWISE.
  12. Buyer is solely responsible for investigating and ascertaining all zoning by‐laws, rules, regulations and ordinances and all building codes and building permit requirements applicable in and to the area or territory where the building or structure purchased hereunder is to be erected (“Building Laws”) in order to ensure compliance with all applicable Building Laws. Buyer is solely responsible for designing a building or structure that will fit Buyer’s particular needs from the components offered for sale by Seller and that complies with all applicable Building Laws and for providing Seller with the specifications therefore. All building specifications set forth on the face hereof have been provided to Seller by Buyer based on Buyer’s own due diligence, judgment and determination as to Buyer’s erection location, expected use and occupancy requirements, and all applicable Building Laws. Buyer agrees that the materials, goods and specifications described herein are in all respects the materials, goods and specifications required by Buyer, and Buyer accepts sole responsibility for correcting any nonconformity between the materials, goods and specifications stated herein and in Change Orders and the materials, goods and specifications required by Buyer and the Building Laws. Seller shall not be liable for any damages or losses, of any kind or nature, whether actual, incidental, special, punitive, consequential or direct or indirect, sustained due to the building’s non‐compliance with such Building Laws or Buyer’s particular requirements. The building or structure ordered is suitable only for the erection location on the face hereof. Seller shall not be liable to Buyer for any costs, fees and charges of any nature whatsoever incurred in Buyer’s design, manufacture or installation of any building slabs, foundations and/or footings or otherwise incurred by Buyer in connection with construction of the structure or building. Specifications designated by Buyer include: (a) building or structure dimensions (width, length, eave height and roof pitch and roof type), (b) the location and size of manufacturer cut openings, (c) sidewall sheeting color, (d) roof coating (Galvalume or colored roof panels), (e) trim color, (f) wind, snow (ground and roof), live and collateral loads, deflections and seismic coefficients, (g) snow and wind exposure, and (h) all components of the building or structure ordered and accessories therefore, including Special Products. Buyer is responsible for making all payments to obtain and for obtaining all required building permits and for any other authorization needed to erect or construct the building or structure, including supplying at Buyer’s own cost any drawings, plans or information required to obtain building permits or any authorization needed for construction. Seller shall not be liable for design deficiencies set forth in specifications or drawings provided by Buyer or any other party, and correction of same shall be at Buyer’s expense. Unless otherwise indicated on the face, Buyer agrees to install roof and wall insulation in, and to continuously heat, the building.
  13. Buyer shall pay all applicable sales taxes on the Total Purchase Price; it is expressly understood that if the rate of any applicable taxes is changed by the taxing authorities, Buyer shall pay in full the taxes set forth by those authorities. Buyer shall promptly pay the amount of such taxes to Seller upon demand regardless of whether the Contract is considered to be in interstate or intrastate commerce; Buyer shall indemnify and hold Seller harmless against any sales tax liability assessed against Seller.
  14. Building size and all other dimensions are approximate and intended to identify standard sizes sold by the Seller. Except when specifically indicated, all dimensions are exterior dimensions. No warranty or representation is given by the Seller as to exact dimension, as the same will vary based upon concrete base and other factors. In particular, all vertical measurements are taken from the elevation at the base of the steel columns of the building shown in the drawings, and do not take into account differing elevations for the building that may result due to finished concrete floor or other floor elevations. Identification of gauge is subject to permissible industry variations and is intended to identify general gauge designations by steel producers.
  15. Upon request, Seller may supply the name(s) of: potential manufacturers or vendors to supply additional components; contractors to install concrete, to erect the building or to install building components, or to perform other work pertaining to construction of the building; engineers to design a foundation for the building; and engineers or architects for performance of other work related to construction of the building. Seller has not investigated such persons and the provision of name(s) does not constitute a representation or recommendation regarding their skill or competence. It is important that Buyer conduct and rely solely on its own investigation in selecting a manufacturer, vendor, contractor, engineer or architect. Buyer acknowledges and agrees that Seller is not an agent, employee, or representative of and is not responsible or liable for the acts or omissions of manufacturers, vendors, contractors, engineers or architects.
  16. Structural design of the building or structure ordered is based on the interaction of all its component parts. Failure to make adequate provision for excessive stresses or instability occurring from whatever cause during construction is the sole risk of the Buyer. Seller makes no representation as to the adequacy of the loads ordered by Buyer; Seller only warrants that the loads for the building and components delivered will be as ordered by Buyer. Buyer is solely responsible for ascertaining that the loads and factors for the building and components ordered are adequate for the intended erection location, use and occupancy of the building or structure and that no loads other than those specified shall be imposed thereon. If this Contract is for parts or less than a complete, fully enclosed structure, Buyer assumes all responsibility for the strength, structural integrity and capacity of the building or structure unless the manufacturer certifies same in writing. Buyer is solely responsible for designing and constructing a foundation for the building or structure suitable for the Buyer’s particular use of same. Seller has no responsibility or liability whatsoever to Buyer for the erection or construction of the building, structure, components or goods purchased hereunder, including any loss or damages sustained by Buyer, even if Buyer utilizes the services of a person whose name is provided by Seller to perform work or services relating to the construction or installation of the building, components or goods purchased. With the sole exception of those claims expressly permitted to Buyer against Seller set forth in this Contract, Buyer agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Seller harmless from any and all losses, costs, expenses, claims, suits, demands and damages, including attorney's fees, arising from or in connection with any alleged or real injury, including injury to any person or to property, incurred or asserted in connection with or as a result of work performed or materials supplied by Seller hereunder or any work performed by or for Buyer in connection with the erection, construction or installation of the Steel Building, components or goods purchased, or any other claim or suit arising out of this Contract. Buyer's duty to defend, indemnify and hold Seller harmless, includes, but is not limited to, any such losses, costs, claims, suits, damages and attorneys’ fees arising from or incurred in connection with Seller's performance hereunder, any actual or alleged default by Seller hereunder, any actual or alleged breach of Seller's obligations hereunder or any actual or alleged negligence, act or omission on the part of Seller, Buyer or any third party acting on Buyer’s behalf.
  17. Buyer is solely responsible for assuring that soil and subsoil conditions at the construction site are of sufficient density and have a sufficient soil bearing capacity to support and sustain the foundations for the building, the building, building loads, and any materials, goods or equipment stored in the building. Roof and wall panels should remain free of any foreign substances and should be cleaned on a regular basis to prevent staining or discoloration of panel finishes. Buyer should take precautions to properly maintain the building once erected to ensure that no damage is caused by the accumulations of snow or ice, including removal of snow and ice from the roof and walls. Buyer understands that metal components are not machine precision manufactured and some field cutting, drilling or welding might be necessary for construction. Buyer accepts responsibility for making minor field modifications.
  18. The Total Purchase Price is subject to re‐costing if the full amount of the building drawing payment is not made or the estimated delivery date is not filled in on the face hereof at the time Buyer signs this Contract or if Buyer delays or postpones Buyer’s or Seller’s performance hereunder. Examples of such delay include Buyer’s failure to: cooperate in scheduling of delivery; accept the delivery date scheduled by Seller within seven (7) days of notice from Seller; promptly provide information needed by Seller to manufacture or procure goods; or make any payment when and in the manner due hereunder In such event without limiting or waiving of any of Seller’s rights hereunder or at law, Seller may demand and Buyer shall thereupon immediately pay Seller all increased costs that occur or are incurred after the Acceptance Date due to such acts of Buyer, including without limitation, increased materials, labor, freight, and delivery costs and related surcharges and storage fees (“Increased Costs”) and the Total Purchase Price shall be automatically increased by such Increased Costs. Without limiting or waiving the remedies or rights available to Seller under Section 3(A) or 3(C) or any other provision hereof, if Buyer does not, within, seven (7) days of notice from Seller accept the delivery of the building or the goods ordered hereunder on the delivery date scheduled by Seller, (i) any future delivery date requested by Buyer shall be subject to Seller’s schedule at the time of request by Buyer (and Seller may therefore need to postpone delivery from Buyer’s desired rescheduled date), and (ii) after such future delivery date is rescheduled by Seller, Seller may notify Buyer of any Increased Costs that are due to the Buyer’s delay of Seller’s manufacture, delivery or other performance and Buyer agrees that it shall pay Seller all Increased Cost upon demand. Buyer specifically acknowledges and agrees that Seller will not under any circumstances ship the building or any ordered goods to Buyer until all Increased Costs and other increases and charges due to Seller, whether by reason of re‐costing, Buyer’s delay, Change Orders, changes to drawings, or increases due under any provision of this Contract, are first paid in full by Buyer to Seller in advance of delivery, such that the only amount to be due and payable COD upon delivery of the building or structure ordered hereunder is the original balance due on delivery set forth on the face hereof. Failure by Buyer to pay Increased Costs and charges described in this section shall be a Breach by Buyer of this Contract entitling Seller to the damages and remedies described in Sections 5 and 6 above, respectively.
  19. To secure payment and performance by Buyer of its obligations set forth in this Contract, Buyer hereby grants to Seller a security interest in all Buyer’s rights in the following (collectively, the “Collateral”): (a) the pre‐engineered rigid frame steel building(s) with rigid frames, wall girts, roof purlins, wall and roof panel sheeting and related hardware and accessories which are the subject of this Contract (the “Building(s)”), (b) payments, rights to payment and other contractual rights pursuant to which Buyer is selling or installing the Building(s) for third parties, and (c) all other proceeds of the foregoing. Upon any default in payment or performance of any of Buyer’s obligations under this Contract, Seller may declare all Buyer’s obligations hereunder immediately due and payable. Seller shall have the remedies of a secured party as provided by law, and Buyer hereby authorizes Seller to enter onto Buyer’s real property to exercise such remedies. Seller is hereby authorized to file financing statements covering the Collateral. Buyer will hereafter execute such instruments and perform such acts as Seller may request to establish and maintain a valid security interest in the Collateral in any jurisdiction.
  20. The parties agree that this Contract has been consummated in Arapahoe County, Colorado. It is further agreed that any claim related to or arising under this Contract shall be resolved by mandatory arbitration in Arapahoe County, Colorado, under the commercial rules of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). The fees and costs of AAA and the arbitrator shared equally between the parties. Buyer specifically consents to the resolution of any dispute by arbitration, and hereby consents to the exercise of personal jurisdiction over Buyer by the arbitral forum in Arapahoe County, Colorado, for the resolution of such dispute. Buyer waives any objection to venue with respect to any arbitration conducted in Arapahoe County, Colorado. Buyer and Seller knowingly and intentionally waive any right to trial by jury in regard to this Contract, including its enforcement or any alleged breach. Seller shall be entitled to recover its attorneys’ fees and costs against Buyer: (a) in any court action in which Seller is required to file, and prevails upon, a motion to compel arbitration on a claim related to or arising under this Contract; and (b) in any arbitration proceeding in which Seller is the prevailing party on any claim brought by either party.
  21. This Contract (including Exhibits and addenda hereto) is the final, complete, exclusive and fully integrated record of the Contract between Seller and Buyer concerning the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous understandings or Contracts of Buyer and Seller. Only the specifications stated herein and the drawings or plans prepared or provided by the Seller shall apply to this Contract. Seller is not required to seek or obtain approval for goods supplied hereunder by any agents of Buyer, including architects, engineers or project managers. No understanding, promise or representations, and no waiver, alteration or modification of any of the provisions hereof shall be binding upon Seller unless consented to expressly in writing and signed by an authorized officer of Seller. Buyer has not relied on any statements or representations of any party (including without limitation any of Seller’s sales representatives) that alters, adds to or differs from these terms or conditions and no such statements or representations shall be recognized or be binding upon Seller. This Contract expressly limits acceptance to the terms of this Contract. Any and all provisions of Buyer’s Contract or other documents of Buyer that add to or differ from these terms and conditions are EXPRESSLY REJECTED. Notice is of objection is hereby given to additional or different terms not contained herein. No waiver of these terms or acceptance of others shall be construed from any failure of the Seller to raise objections. The failure of the Seller to exercise any rights under this Contract, upon the Breach or default by the Buyer or otherwise, shall not be a waiver of the Seller’s subsequent ability to exercise that right. If any provision contained in this Contract (or its application to any person or circumstance) shall to any extent be held void or invalid by a Court, the remainder of this Contract (or the application of such provision to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it is held to be invalid) shall not be affected thereby, and each provision of this Contract shall be valid and enforced to the fullest extent of the law. This Contract shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the employees, officers, directors, agents, trustees, beneficiaries, successors and assigns of each of the parties. This Contract, the performance thereof, and any dispute, controversy or claim arising from the relationship of the parties to this Contract, shall be governed, construed and enforced according to the laws of the State of Colorado. Application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the Sale of Goods is hereby excluded. If a Court deems any of the language herein to be vague or ambiguous, such language shall not be construed against either party but shall be construed so to give effect to the true intention of the parties. Buyer may request changes or add extras. Seller shall only be bound to comply with changes or extras contained in a change order signed by an officer of Seller and by Buyer or Buyer’s authorized agent, specifying the modification to the goods and to the Total Purchase Price (“Change Order”) in the form of a “Component Contract” or “Change Order”, signed by the Buyer. The Change Order or Component Contract shall specify the change and any associated change to the contract price. Further, Buyer agrees and understands that said Change Order shall include a Change Order Fee to be determined at time of Change Order completion. Buyer shall have ten (10) business days from the date of the Change Order or Component Contract to return the signed Change Order or Component Contract to Seller. In the event Buyer does not return a signed Change Order or Component Contract to Seller in ten (10) business days, Buyer understands and agrees that the Contract has been materially breached, resulting in the forfeiture of Buyer's building drawing payment and entitling Seller to any and all remedies under this Contract and Colorado law. This Contract may be executed in multiple counterparts each of which shall be deemed an original and together shall constitute but one and the same Contract. Counterparts of this Contract may be exchanged via electronic facsimile machines or by PDF. An electronic facsimile or PDF of a party’s signature shall be deemed to be an original signature for all purposes.

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    1. The following Terms and Conditions (“T&C”) apply to this Purchase Order ("PO") for all products, goods and/or materials purchased from Seller (sometimes referred to as “Metal Building System”). The T&C and PO collectively constitute the Contract between Seller and Buyer named in the PO and shall hereinafter be referred to as the “Contract.” This Contract shall become a binding contract upon its acceptance in writing by an authorized representative of Seller and thereafter cannot be canceled or modified by Buyer under any circumstances without Buyer first reaching an agreement in writing with Seller covering all of Seller’s damages and/or remedies as set forth in this Contract, except as expressly provided herein. By its execution and/or acceptance of this PO electronic or otherwise, Buyer unconditionally and irrevocably accepts these T&C as part of the Contract, and agrees that the T&C shall not be waived, modified or amended without the express written consent of Seller’s authorized representative. Terms and conditions contained within any other document or agreement issued by Buyer shall be of no force and effect. Any documents that Buyer may use including, but not limited to, purchase orders or sales acknowledgement forms shall be deemed to be for the administrative convenience of Buyer only, and this PO shall supersede and take precedence over any of Buyer's terms and conditions that may be contained on any such forms. Seller has the right in its discretion to modify or substitute for the design of the building or substitute manufacturer equivalent products and in any such case Seller shall have no further obligation or liability with respect to any such modification or substitution. Specifications for buildings, components, materials, and goods and the warranties stated herein and in Seller’s Limited Steel Building Warranty document (“Warranty Document”) may differ from those appearing in Seller’s brochures advertisements, communications and websites, due to supply, demand and availability of materials and goods. The specifications and warranties for ordered goods are not modified, controlled by or expanded by any statements contained in any of the foregoing and are solely as stated herein and in Seller’s Warranty Document, which is fully incorporated herein by this reference.

     

    1. Buyer will make a non-refundable up‐front payment to Seller for the preparation of building drawings (“building drawings”) and/or preliminary work on Buyer’s project identified in the PO. If any payment hereunder is made by Buyer by ACH, bank draft, or credit card, Buyer by it’s signature on the face of the PO authorizes Seller to debit or charge the bank account or credit card for all amounts due hereunder. Notwithstanding any other provisions to the contrary herein, if: (a) the payment or payments are insufficient to fully cover Seller’s damages in the event of Buyer’s breach; (b) the order is a Special Order; (c) Seller becomes insecure about Buyer’s willingness, intent or ability to perform Buyer’s financial or other obligations hereunder; or (d) Seller deems Buyer’s credit to be impaired, then Seller may demand (i) that Buyer provide such additional assurances as may be requested by Seller that Buyer will perform and is capable of performing Buyer’s obligations under this Contract; and/or (ii) Buyer’s payment of up to the Total Purchase Price, as may be adjusted hereunder, plus storage fees and all other costs, expenses and damages of Seller, prior to Seller’s fabrication and/or delivery of any ordered goods. Buyer’s failure to comply with Seller’s demand for additional assurances and/or to pay the Total Purchase Price shall constitute a Breach and Seller shall be entitled to payment of all damages provided for herein and at law. Upon Buyer’s Breach, Seller may retain all payments made by Buyer, and such retention shall not impair any other remedies available to Seller under this Contract or at law or in equity.

     

    1. Whether stated on the front of the PO or not, Buyer is solely responsible for investigating and ascertaining all zoning by-laws, rules, regulations and ordinances, all building codes, building permit requirements applicable in and to the area or territory where the building or structure purchased hereunder is to be erected (“Building Laws”) , and providing such information to Seller. Buyer is solely responsible for designing a building or structure that will fit Buyer’s particular needs and that complies with all applicable Building Laws. All specifications for the building or structure purchased hereunder set forth on the face of the PO have been provided to Seller by Buyer based on Buyer’s own due diligence, judgment and determination as to Buyer’s erection location, use and occupancy requirements, and the requirements necessary for the building or structure to comply with all applicable Building Laws. Buyer agrees that the materials, goods and specifications stated herein are in all respects the materials, goods and specifications required by Buyer and Buyer accepts sole responsibility for correcting any nonconformity between the materials, goods and specifications stated herein and in Change Orders. Seller shall not be liable for any damages or losses, of any kind or nature, whether actual, incidental, special, punitive, consequential or direct or indirect, sustained due to the failure of the building or structure ordered to comply with such Building Laws or Buyer’s particular requirements. Seller shall not be liable to Buyer for any costs, fees and charges of any nature whatsoever incurred in Buyer’s design, manufacture or installation of any building slabs, foundations and/or footings or otherwise incurred by Buyer in connection with the construction or erection of the structure or building. Specifications to be provided by Buyer include: (a) building or structure dimensions (width, length, eave height, roof pitch and roof type), (b) the location and size of manufacturer cut openings, (c) sidewall sheeting color, (d) roof coating (Galvalume or colored roof panels), (e) trim color, (f) wind, snow (ground and roof), live and collateral loads, deflections and seismic coefficients, (g) snow and wind exposure, and (h) all components of the building or structure ordered and accessories therefore, including Special Products. Buyer is responsible for making all payments to obtain and for obtaining all required building permits and for any other authorization needed to erect or construct the building or structure, including supplying at Buyer’s own cost any drawings, plans or information required to obtain building permits or any authorization needed for construction. Seller shall not be liable for design deficiencies set forth in specifications or drawings provided by or to Buyer or any other party, and correction of same shall be Buyer’s responsibility and at Buyer’s expense. Buyer understands and agrees that the foregoing items are outside of the scope of the Seller’s knowledge and that Seller assures only that the building will meet specific loadings as ordered by Buyer and only as stated in the PO. Buyer agrees to install roof and wall insulation in, and to continuously heat, the building. Seller will not furnish detailed shop drawings of individual parts of the Metal Building System. Buyer accepts Seller's interpretation of this PO as being correct and further accepts all responsibility for any discrepancies in the Metal Building System.

     

    1.          Seller may initiate and Buyer may request changes to the Metal Building System described in this PO. Seller will indicate its willingness to comply with Buyer’s requested changes by preparing a written Change Order and delivering same to Buyer using Buyer's contact information set forth in this PO. Buyer expressly agrees that, if any changes result in added costs of any kind, then Buyer shall bear sole responsibility for such additional costs and the fabrication and delivery time will be extended as determined by Seller in its sole discretion.

     

    1.          All goods purchased under this contract are “specially ordered” goods. Buyer agrees that, in the event Buyer attempts to rescind or cancel this Contract, or in the case of a breach, repudiation or default by Buyer hereunder (collectively, a “Breach”), Seller’s full damages will be difficult to measure and, therefore, Seller must take all necessary actions and/or pursue all remedies to safeguard Seller’s position including, but not limited to, placing liens on the property (land and other structures existing on the land) that the building has been or will be placed upon and/or the property designated as the “shipping address” by Buyer on the PO. Seller and Buyer agree that, in the event of a Breach by Buyer, Seller is entitled to recover the following liquidated damages from Buyer: (i) 80% of the Building List Price quoted in the PO as well as 80% of any Change Order(s) Total Price if Buyer’s Breach occurs prior to Seller’s purchase of materials, parts and/or components or submission of the building order for fabrication; and (ii) 100% of the Building List Price quoted in the PO as well as 100% of any Change Order(s) Total Price, plus all shipping, return freight, procurement charges, handling and storage costs, if Buyer’s Breach occurs after Seller has purchased materials, parts and/or components or scheduled the building order for fabrication. A Breach entitling Seller to the liquidated damages includes, but is not limited to, Buyer’s: failure or refusal to cooperate with Seller in providing information or returning signed and completed forms necessary to submit the building for fabrication; failure to cooperate in scheduling delivery of the goods; failure or refusal to accept delivery or Seller’s scheduled delivery date; placing the order on hold for more than seven (7) days; failure to respond to communications from Seller for a period of thirty (30) days; failure to finalize and/or approve fabrication or change order documentation within thirty (30) days of execution of this Contract; failure to make any payment when due and in the manner required hereunder; attempted, threatened or actual cancellation or rescission of this Contract; and anticipatory repudiation or repudiation of this Contract. If the price of materials or commodity prices occurs after the Buyer has caused a delay, this Contract will be deemed to have been amended to include all price increases caused by such delay and Buyer’s payment obligations hereunder will be increased to reflect such price increases. Buyer agrees that the amount of liquidated damages specified herein is not a penalty and constitutes an actual good faith reasonable estimate of the actual damages that Seller likely will incur due to a Breach by Buyer. As an alternative to recovering liquidated damages from Buyer, or in the event the liquidated damages clause is found to be unenforceable for any reason, Seller may, in its sole discretion, elect to recover from Buyer the costs or damages Seller has incurred by reason of the Breach (such as increased manufacturing, delivery or storage costs). Buyer agrees that, in the event of a Breach by Buyer, all damages shall be immediately due and payable to Seller. In the event that Buyer Breaches this Contract, Buyer shall also be liable for any attorney fees and costs incurred by Seller arising from such Breach to the maximum extent allowed by law.

     

    1.          As soon as the Metal Building System (or any portion thereof) is ready for delivery to Buyer, Seller will send notification to Buyer and inform Buyer as to the date(s) on which Seller will make delivery of the Metal Building System to a common carrier for shipment to Buyer. The Metal Building System will be shipped FOB Seller's facilities. "Consolidated", "Consol Incl" or "Consol Included" listed on the front of the PO under FREIGHT is valid ONLY on orders that are released by Buyer, in writing, for fabrication within sixty (60) days of original order. Orders that are not released for fabrication within sixty (60) days of the fully executed PO will not qualify for consolidated freight and regular freight rates will apply. Consolidated and regular freight rates will be calculated and applied to the PO after the project has been released into fabrication and Seller has a final weight and shipping manifesto available. Buyer shall also be responsible for all fuel surcharges, which may increase freight and estimated freight costs by 25% or more. Title to the Metal Building System sold by Seller to Buyer shall not pass from Seller to Buyer until the Metal Building System is shipped from Seller’s facilities by Seller or, when Seller uses a common carrier, when Seller tenders the Metal Building System to a common carrier for delivery to the Buyer. No Metal Building System in the possession of Seller shall be deemed to be identified to any contract between Buyer and Seller and title shall remain with Seller as to all materials and goods until shipped from Seller’s facilities or, when Seller uses a common carrier, when tendered to a common carrier. Buyer waives any rights to such goods and agrees not to assert any claim for replevin or similar claim to obtain possession of the Metal Building System. As an accommodation to Buyer, Seller may arrange for shipping of the Metal Building System to Buyer's designated job site. All delivery, fuel, handling and freight charges will be calculated at the time the building and goods ordered hereunder are ready for shipment. All increases in delivery, handling and freight costs shall be paid in full by Buyer to Seller prior to shipment of the building and goods ordered hereunder. If Buyer desires to make its own arrangements for shipping, it must notify Seller not less than 30 days prior to the scheduled shipment date. If Buyer fails or refuses to take delivery on the date specified by Seller, then Seller may, in its sole discretion, invoice Buyer for the full price of the Metal Building System or for that portion of the Metal Building System that is ready for delivery. Additionally, Buyer shall reimburse Seller for the cost of storing such materials and transporting the materials to a storage facility, including spotting, switching, drayage, demurrage, transportation and all other costs incurred and will assume the risk of any and all damages or deterioration to the materials while in storage, including but not limited to cost of repainting. Seller expressly reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to divide this PO into separate shipments and invoice such shipments separately. Buyer agrees that any delivery dates stated by Seller shall be estimates only, may be subject to change by Seller without notice, and are based, among other things, on manufacturing and delivery schedules and Seller’s prompt receipt from Buyer of all information and documents Seller needs to supply the goods ordered. Seller is not responsible or liable for its failure to meet estimated delivery dates. Buyer agrees that the Seller may, in its discretion, make partial shipments of the order with the COD amounts being adjusted proportionally by shipment. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, the full amount of the balance shown on the face hereof must be paid by Buyer at time of time of delivery of the building or structure, even though items obtained from third party vendors, such as but not limited to, overhead doors, sliding doors, roll up doors, insulation, skylights, mezzanines, bar joists, decking and windows (hereinafter “Special Products”) have not yet been delivered. Buyer specifically agrees that Seller is not responsible or liable for timeliness of delivery of Special Products or for the suitability of Special Products for any particular use. In connection with the delivery of the goods specified in this PO, if Seller contacts Buyer to arrange for a delivery date and Buyer fails or refuses to accept Seller’s designated delivery date or postpones or attempts to postpone Seller’s designated delivery date by more than seven (7) days, Seller, may, at its option: (i) treat such conduct as a Breach of Contract, cancel the PO and retain any deposit(s) and/or payment(s) made as partial payment of liquidated damages; or (ii) fulfill this PO and charge Buyer for any additional costs incurred by Seller after the date of acceptance of the PO (“Acceptance Date”), including without limitation, any additional steel or other materials costs incurred in manufacturing the building at a later time, additional delivery, freight, handling, labor costs, and storage fees. If Buyer delays the detailing, design, fabrication and/or delivery or otherwise delays this PO in any fashion, the purchase price may be adjusted by Seller, in its sole discretion, to reflect any price increase(s) that Seller may put into effect, which Buyer shall immediately pay upon demand.

     

    1.          Upon request, Seller may supply the name(s) of: potential manufacturers or vendors to supply additional components, contractors to install concrete, to erect the building or to install building components, or to perform other work pertaining to construction of the building; engineers to design a foundation for the building; and engineers or architects for performance of other work related to construction or erection of the building. Seller has not investigated such persons and the provision of name(s) does not constitute a recommendation of their skill or competence. It is important that Buyer rely solely on its own investigation and conduct its own due diligence when selecting a manufacturer, vendor, contractor, engineer or architect. Buyer acknowledges that Seller is not an agent, employee, or representative of and is not responsible or liable for the acts or omissions of  manufacturers, vendors, contractors, engineers or architects.

     

    1.          Buyer acknowledges and agrees that it will inspect the goods and/or materials reflected in this PO immediately upon delivery. All goods purchased by Buyer hereunder shall be deemed fully accepted by Buyer upon acceptance of delivery. All claims for shortages of bulk packages or bundles or missing items as compared to the bill of lading or for alleged damages or defects of the goods shall be deemed waived unless any such claims are noted in writing on the driver’s copy of the bill of lading at the time of delivery. All claims for alleged damages to and shortages of goods within concealed containers (i.e. parts inside boxes or crates) shall be reported in writing to Seller within five (5) days of the date of delivery or the claims are waived. Buyer must include in the notice the basis of the alleged non-conformity and the description of that portion of the shipment being rejected within the time frames referenced above (which Buyer agrees and stipulates are reasonable time frames). All written notices shall state with particularity each and every alleged damage, defect, shortage and/or undelivered good or Special Product claimed by Buyer. On receipt of notification of rejection, Seller may arrange to receive back the materials for shipment and return. However, Seller may have an agent inspect the materials for non-conformity; otherwise such inspection will be made on return to Seller's plant. In the event that such materials are determined to be nonconforming, Seller will ship conforming goods to Buyer, unless Buyer notifies Seller in writing to forego such shipment. Failure to timely furnish any aforementioned written notice will constitute acceptance of the goods and/or materials and will irrevocably bar any claims for which notice was required. If Seller receives timely written notice from Buyer for claimed shortage of materials, Buyer agrees that Seller’s resolution of such claim shall be final and binding upon the parties.
    2.          Seller may demand and Buyer shall thereupon immediately pay to Seller all increased costs that occur or are incurred on the Buyer’s project by Seller after execution of the PO, including without limitation,  increased costs for  material and commodities, engineering, labor, freight, shipping, and delivery and related surcharges and storage fees.  In the event of such increased costs, the Total Purchase Price shall be automatically increased by the amount of such increased costs and paid by Buyer.  Buyer specifically agrees that Seller will not under any circumstances ship the building or any ordered goods to Buyer until all increased cost and other increases and charges due to Seller, whether by reason of re-costing, Buyer’s delay, Change Orders, changes to drawings, or increases due under any provision of this Contract, are first paid in full by Buyer to Seller in advance of delivery, such that the only amount to be due and payable COD upon delivery of the building or structure ordered is the original balance due on delivery set forth on the face of the PO.  Failure by Buyer to pay increased costs described in this section shall be a Breach by Buyer of this Contract entitling Seller to the damages and remedies described in Sections 5 above. Payments under this PO and any other payments due to Seller by Buyer under any other agreement shall be paid to Seller at its office in Greenwood Village, Colorado, its lockbox in Greenwood Village, Colorado or such other place as directed by Seller. Unless specifically enumerated, the price(s) and/or amount(s) reflected on the PO (or as amended due to material or commodity price increases) does not include the cost of performance bonds, payment bonds, or federal, state or local taxes including, but not limited to, excise, privilege, occupation, value added, use or sales taxes. Any of these items or amounts that Seller may be required to pay or collect under existing or future laws, including, without limitation, taxes payable upon or with respect to the sale, purchase, delivery, storage, processing, use, consumption or transportation of any of the Metal Building System and materials covered hereby, shall be for the account of Buyer, may be included on Seller’s invoice(s) to Buyer and shall be due and payable by Buyer in accordance with the terms and conditions herein. Buyer shall promptly pay the amount of such taxes to Seller upon demand and shall indemnify and hold Seller harmless against any federal, state or local taxes including, but not limited to, excise, privilege, occupation, value added, use or sales tax liability assessed against Seller. If Buyer asserts the purchase of the Metal Building System is exempt from sales tax, Buyer must immediately furnish Seller with a valid tax exemption certificate.  Buyer agrees to be bound by Seller’s determination of the validity of any tax exemption certificate. Seller reserves the right to reject any and all tax exemption certificates presented to Seller after shipment of the Metal Building System. Seller reserves the right, prior to making any shipment, to require from Buyer satisfactory security for the payment of all taxes, costs and charges payable by Buyer. In Seller's sole discretion, all orders shall either be pre-paid or cash payable on delivery. Buyer agrees to furnish Seller with a true, accurate and complete legal description of any property on which the Metal Building System is to be erected, Buyer’s entity type(s), state of organization/principal residence, organizational identification number, federal taxpayer identification number(s) and/or social security number(s) and any other information requested by Seller. All credit terms shall be established in the sole discretion of Seller and such credit terms can be revoked by Seller at any time. Seller, in its sole discretion, may invoice Buyer for this sale and all material associated with this sale at the time of order, fabrication or shipment. All sums owed by Buyer to Seller with respect to this sale are due and payable upon the date of invoice. If Buyer fails to fulfill the terms of payment applicable hereto, Seller may defer further shipments, and/or in its sole discretion, cancel the unshipped balance of any unfilled orders without waiving its right to recover liquidated or other damages as provided herein. Seller may assign its right to receive from Buyer any payments called for hereunder at any time upon notification to Buyer as to the assignee for receipt of such payments. If Buyer is in default of this PO or any other agreement with Seller and/or Seller’s affiliates, Seller shall have the right, in addition to all other rights stated herein, as well as in law or at equity, to withhold delivery and demand adequate assurances of Buyer’s ability to perform Buyer's obligations. Buyer specifically agrees with Seller that any invoiced sum that has not been paid by Buyer within 30 days from the date of invoice shall bear interest at a rate of 10%, but in no event be greater than the maximum rate for which Seller and Buyer could lawfully contract with respect to such payment under applicable law. Additionally, if the amount owed by Buyer to Seller becomes past due, is placed in the hands of an attorney for collection or if this PO is relevant to any other dispute(s) between the parties, in addition to any other claims, defenses, amounts and/or damages asserted or recovered by Seller, Buyer agrees to pay Seller any and all reasonable and necessary attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in any such dispute(s) and/or proceeding(s), together with interest, expenses, costs and any other charges. Costs incurred in the collection of sums include, without limitation, copying and mailing expenses, lien fees, lost management time, inspection expenses and expert witnesses’ expenses in addition to taxable costs incurred in litigation. Buyer agrees that all payments with lien release language on the back of any check shall be sent only to the principal office of Seller, in Greenwood Village, Colorado. Buyer agrees that any payment accepted through Seller's lock box with lien release language on the check does not bind Seller to the attempted release. Seller's agent(s) at the lock box who endorses and/or accepts checks for Seller is authorized only to accept unconditional payments, and no action by said agent(s) shall ever give rise to a claim of any authority, apparent or otherwise, beyond that described in this Article. Acceptance of any conditional check, including any lien release language or otherwise at the lock box or otherwise shall only be a partial release for those funds received, and never otherwise.

     

    1. LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTIES AND DAMAGES – Upon Seller’s receipt of Buyer’s payment in full of all amounts owed to Seller and subject to the Terms and Conditions set forth herein, Seller warrants the Metal Building System to Buyer only against failure due to defective material or workmanship for a period of 1 year from date of shipment from Seller’s plant. The price quoted for any warranty stated herein is subject to price adjustments due to non-standard roof geometry, details, and non-approved or non-standard roof accessories and/or fixtures. Any price adjustment will be at the sole discretion of Seller. Damage due, in whole or in part, to faulty or improper installation, erection or maintenance shall NOT be covered by Seller's warranty. As a condition precedent to the effectiveness of the foregoing warranty, the Metal Building System must be erected promptly after shipment from Seller’s plant, without any undue delay and must be erected in strict accordance with erection procedures and guidelines. Any damage to the Metal Building System not directly attributable to the sole negligence or sole fault of Seller is not covered by this warranty. Additionally, misuse and abuse, lack of proper maintenance, and normal wear and tear to the Metal Building System are not covered by this warranty. SELLER’S SOLE OBLIGATION AND BUYER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY, IN SELLER’S SOLE DISCRETION, WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXPRESSY LIMITED TO REPAIR OF DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR FURNISHING NECESSARY REPLACEMENT MATERIALS FOB SELLER'S FACILITIES, BUT SHALL NOT INCLUDE ANY CHARGES FOR TRANSPORTATION, INSURANCE, OR LABOR OF DISMANTLING AND INSTALLING SUCH MATERIALS. This warranty is non-assignable and non-transferable. The above warranty does not cover products, accessories, parts or attachments that are not manufactured by Seller. DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES–SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE METAL BUILDING SYSTEM (EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTY INCLUDED HEREIN) AND ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED AND DISCLAIMED INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ANY AND ALL LIABILITY, WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING, PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE WATER LEAKS OR MOISTURE INTRUSIONS, DAMAGES TO THE SUBJECT BUILDING(S) OR ANY COMPONENTS OR CONTENTS THEREOF, OR ANY INTERIOR SPACE(S) OR PROPERTY THEREIN, INCLUDING CLAIMS PERTAINING TO MOLD, MILDEW AND/OR FUNGI, OR THE INTERRUPTION IN THE USE OF THE SUBJECT BUILDING(S) OR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE CLAIMS RESULTING FROM THE ALLEGED EXISTENCE OR GROWTH OF MOLD, MILDEW AND/OR FUNGI. LIMITATION OF DAMAGES -- NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING ELSE CONTAINED HEREIN TO THE CONTRARY, IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED THAT SELLER'S MAXIMUM AGGREGATE LIABILITY TO BUYER OR ANY THIRD PARTY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY SUBSEQUENT PURCHASER, WHETHER IN AGREEMENT, UNDER ANY WARRANTY, IN TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), IN STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE RETURN OF THE AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE ACTUALLY PAID BY BUYER TO SELLER WITH RESPECT TO THE METAL BUILDING SYSTEM. ACCORDINGLY, BUYER AGREES TO ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR INSURING AGAINST OR OTHERWISE BEARING THE RISK OF ANY AND ALL POTENTIAL DAMAGES ABOVE THE PURCHASE PRICE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, LIQUIDATED, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, DELAY, COST OF COVER OR BACK-CHARGE DAMAGES, EVEN IF SELLER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF EQUIPMENT, LOST PROFITS OR REVENUE, LABOR COSTS AND EXPENSES, COSTS OF RENTING EQUIPMENT AND OTHER ADDITIONAL EXPENSES, EVEN IF SELLER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. SELLER WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, LOSSES OR EXPENSES AS A RESULT OF BUYER'S (OR ANY OTHER PARTY'S) NEGLIGENCE, WHETHER DEEMED ACTIVE OR PASSIVE AND WHETHER OR NOT ANY SUCH NEGLIGENCE IS THE SOLE OR CONTRIBUTING CAUSE OF ANY SUCH DAMAGE, LOSS OR EXPENSE. BUYER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE PRICING OF THE PRODUCTS AND/OR SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY SELLER PURSUANT TO THIS PO REFLECTS THE INTENT OF THE PARTIES TO LIMIT SELLER'S LIABILITY AS PROVIDED HEREIN. ANY ACTION, CLAIM OR PROCEEDING RELATING TO THIS PO OR THE TRANSACTIONS CONTEMPLATED BY THIS PO MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN 2 YEARS AND 1 DAY FOLLOWING THE ACTION OR EVENT GIVING RISE TO SUCH ACTION, CLAIM OR PROCEEDING. BUYER AGREES TO USE ITS BEST EFFORTS TO MITIGATE ANY DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY BUYER, OWNER(S) OR ANY THIRD PARTIES PURSUANT TO OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS PO. NOTWITHSTANDING THE FOREGOING, THE DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND/OR THE DISCLAIMER AND/OR LIMITATION OF DAMAGES WILL NOT BE DEEMED TO DISCLAIM LIABILITY SPECIFICALLY IMPOSED ON SELLER BY STATUTE OR REGULATION, TO THE EXTENT SUCH LIABILITY CANNOT BE WAIVED OR DISCLAIMED. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SO THE DISCLAIMERS OR LIMITATIONS SET FORTH HEREIN MAY NOT FULLY APPLY TO BUYER. TO THE EXTENT THAT THE DISCLAIMERS AND/OR LIMITATIONS SET FORTH HEREIN ARE NOT FULLY ENFORCEABLE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW, BUYER MAY HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS, WHICH VARY FROM JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION. Buyer acknowledges its responsibility to determine the intended use of the Metal Building System ordered, its appropriateness for all uses, applications and loads to be encountered, including but not limited to, live load, wind load, snow/ice load, water load, collateral and auxiliary loads, as well as its appropriateness for drainage systems/requirements, and compliance with the requirements of all governing code bodies, statutory and regulatory agencies. Buyer acknowledges that the Seller is only a manufacturer of goods and is in no way responsible for the use, installation and/or application of the goods and/or materials covered hereunder. Buyer acknowledges that it is not unconscionable under the commercial circumstances hereof to limit the award of consequential damages as contemplated by this PO. Except for the obligations of Seller under "Warranty," all responsibility of Seller for the Metal Building System ceases upon delivery thereof by Seller to a common carrier for shipment to Buyer. All claims against the carrier for damage to or loss of any of the Metal Building System shall be made solely by Buyer. Buyer agrees and stipulates that Seller’s schedule is approximate only. Without limiting the above, if retrofit materials are supplied hereunder, Seller’s shall not be liable for anything that results from the transfer of any loads from one structure to another structure. Buyer acknowledges and stipulates that Seller has not performed any tests of suitability of the materials supplied hereunder and Buyer has not relied on Seller’s statement, promises or assurances in regard to such suitability. Buyer further acknowledges, agrees and stipulates that oil-canning of materials shall not be a cause of rejection of materials.

     

    1.       ACCEPTANCE OF MATERIALS - Buyer also acknowledges, agrees and stipulates that erection or installation of materials shall unequivocally constitute irrevocable acceptance of materials.

     

    1.       Structural design of the building or structure ordered is based on the interaction of all its component parts. Failure to make adequate provision for excessive stresses or instability occurring from whatever cause during construction or erection is the sole risk of the Buyer. Seller makes no representation as to the adequacy of the loads ordered or approved by Buyer; Seller only warrants that the loads for the building and components delivered will be as ordered by Buyer. Buyer is solely responsible for ascertaining that the loads and factors for the building and components ordered are adequate for the intended erection location, use and occupancy of the building or structure and that no loads other than those specified shall be imposed thereon. If this Contract is for parts or less than a complete, fully enclosed structure, Buyer assumes all responsibility for the strength, structural integrity and capacity of the building or structure. Buyer is solely responsible for designing and constructing a foundation for the building or structure suitable for the Buyer’s particular use of same. Seller has no responsibility or liability whatsoever to Buyer for the erection or construction of the building, structure, components or goods purchased hereunder, including any loss or damages sustained by Buyer, even if Buyer utilizes the services of a person whose name is provided by Seller to perform work or services relating to the construction or installation of the building, components or goods purchased. With the sole exception of those claims expressly permitted to Buyer against Seller set forth in this Contract, Buyer agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Seller harmless from any and all losses, costs, expenses, claims, suits, demands and damages, including attorney's fees, arising from or in connection with any alleged or real injury, including injury to any person or to property, incurred or asserted in connection with or as a result of work performed or materials supplied by Seller hereunder or any work performed by or for Buyer in connection with the erection, construction or installation of the Steel Building, components or goods purchased, or any other claim or suit arising out of this Contract. Buyer's duty to defend, indemnify and hold Seller harmless, includes, but is not limited to, any such losses, costs, claims, suits, damages and attorneys’ fees arising from or incurred in connection with Seller's performance hereunder, any actual or alleged default by Seller hereunder, any actual or alleged breach of Seller's obligations hereunder or any actual or alleged negligence, act or omission on the part of Seller, Buyer or any third party acting on Buyer’s behalf.

     

    1. Buyer is solely responsible for assuring that soil and subsoil conditions at the construction site are of sufficient density and have a sufficient soil bearing capacity to support and sustain the foundations for the building, the building, building loads, and any materials, goods or equipment stored in the building. Roof and wall panels should remain free of any foreign substances and should be cleaned on a regular basis to prevent staining or discoloration of panel finishes. Buyer should take precautions to properly maintain the building once erected to ensure that no damage is caused by the accumulations of snow or ice, including removal of snow and ice from the roof and walls. Buyer understands that metal components are not machine precision manufactured and some field cutting, drilling or welding might be necessary for construction. Buyer accepts responsibility for making  field modifications.

     

    1.       To secure payment and performance by Buyer of its obligations set forth in this Contract, Buyer hereby grants to Seller a security interest in all Buyer’s rights in the following (collectively, the “Collateral”): (a) the pre-engineered rigid frame steel building(s) with rigid frames, wall girts, roof purlins, wall and roof panel sheeting and related hardware and accessories which are the subject of this Contract (the “Building(s)”), (b) payments, rights to payment and other rights under contracts pursuant to which Buyer is selling the Building(s) to, or installing the Building(s) for, third parties, and (c) all other proceeds of the foregoing. Upon any default in payment or performance of any of Buyer’s obligations under this Contract, Seller may declare all Buyer’s obligations hereunder immediately due and payable, Seller shall have the remedies of a secured party as provided by law, and Buyer hereby authorizes Seller to enter onto Buyer’s real property to exercise such remedies. Seller is hereby authorized to file financing statements covering the Collateral. Buyer will hereafter execute such instruments and perform such acts as Seller may request to establish and maintain a valid security interest in the Collateral in any jurisdiction.

     

    1.       FORCE MAJEURE – Under no circumstances shall Seller be liable in any way to Buyer, building owner and/or any other party for water intrusion or the existence of moisture occurring prior to delivery of the Metal Building System or existing thereafter or any possible effects resulting therefrom; delay, failure in performance, or loss or damage due to force majeure conditions including, without limitation: fire; flood; epidemics; quarantine; lightening; strike; embargo; explosion; power surge or failure; acts of god; acts of war or terrorism; labor or employment disputes; civil disturbances; acts of civil or military authority; inability to secure materials, fuel, products or transportation facilities; acts or omissions of suppliers; or any other causes beyond Seller’s reasonable control.

     

    1. JURISDICTION, MANDATORY VENUE AND WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL - The terms of this PO shall be governed in their interpretation by the section titled "Common Industry Practices" from the Low Rise Building System Manual, latest edition, published by the Metal Building Manufacturers Association. In the event that this Manual has no provision, which applies to the subject matter of any dispute over the interpretation of any term or provision of this PO, the interpretation of such term or provision shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado. Further, Buyer acknowledges, stipulates and agrees that this PO was executed, accepted and is to be performed in Arapahoe County, Colorado and shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado. Buyer acknowledges, stipulates and agrees that any and all claims, actions, proceedings or causes of action relating to the validity, performance, interpretation, alleged breach and/or enforcement hereof shall (i) only be asserted, submitted for resolution, and/or heard or tried in Arapahoe County, Colorado, and (2) shall be asserted and/or submitted for resolution only by mandatory arbitration, under the commercial rules of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). The party initiating arbitration shall advance all costs thereof. The parties have agreed that all questions of arbitrability, including the validity and scope of the arbitration agreement, are reserved for arbitral rather than court determination. The Federal Arbitration Act shall govern the enforcement of this arbitration provision. Buyer specifically consents to the resolution of any dispute by arbitration, and irrevocably submits itself to the exclusive exercise of personal jurisdiction over Buyer by the arbitral forum in Arapahoe County, Colorado, for the resolution of such dispute. The parties agree that the arbitrator will have no authority to award exemplary, punitive, consequential or other purely non-compensatory damages, except as may be required by statute. See 13-21-102(5) C.R.S. Except as may be required by law, neither a party nor an arbitrator may disclose the existence, content, or results of any arbitration hereunder without the prior written consent of both parties. In addition to any other liability Buyer may have to Seller, Buyer agrees to pay to Seller all legal and other expenses incurred by Seller in collecting any amounts due from Buyer or incurred in any other dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or relating to this Agreement. Buyer irrevocably waives, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any objection that it may now or hereafter have to venue with respect to any arbitration arising out of or in connection with this PO and Buyer irrevocably waives any claims that arbitration has been brought in an inconvenient forum. Seller shall be entitled to recover its attorneys’ fees and costs against Buyer: (a) in any court action filed against Seller by Buyer;; and (b) in any arbitration proceeding in which Seller is the prevailing party on any claim brought by either party. FURTHER, EACH PARTY KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY AGREES TO WAIVE A TRIAL BY JURY WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIM RELATING TO OR ARISING UNDER THIS PO, INCLUDING ITS ENFORCEMENT OR ANY ALLEGED BREACH. The scope of each of the foregoing waivers is intended to be all encompassing. Buyer acknowledges that the foregoing waivers are material inducements to the agreement of Seller to enter into a business relationship with Buyer, and that Seller has already relied on these waivers in entering into this PO. Buyer warrants and represents that it has reviewed these waivers with its legal counsel, and that it knowingly and voluntarily agrees to each such waiver following consultation therewith.

     

    1.       ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND INDEMNITY–BUYER ASSUMES ENTIRE RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIMS OR ACTIONS BASED ON OR ARISING OUT OF INJURIES, INCLUDING DEATH, TO PERSONS OR DAMAGE TO OR DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY (WHETHER BELONGING TO BUYER, BUILDING OWNER(S), AND/OR ANY THIRD PARTY), SUSTAINED OR ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN SUSTAINED IN CONNECTION WITH OR INCIDENTAL TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS PO, INCLUDING CLAIMS OR ACTIONS BASED IN WHOLE OR IN PART UPON THE ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT OF SELLER, SELLER'S REPRESENTATIVES, OR THE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, INVITEES, OR LICENSEES THEREOF. BUYER FURTHER AGREES TO DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS SELLER AND ITS REPRESENTATIVES, AND THE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, INVITEES AND LICENSEES THEREOF IN RESPECT OF ANY SUCH MATTERS AND AGREES TO DEFEND ANY CLAIM OR SUIT OR ACTION BROUGHT AGAINST SELLER, SELLER'S REPRESENTATIVE, AND THE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, INVITEES AND LICENSEES THEREOF. BUYER KNOWINGLY, INTENTIONALLY AND VOLUNTARILY WAIVES, DISCLAIMS, RELINQUISHES AND FOREVER RELEASES SELLER FROM ANY AND ALL OF ITS OBLIGATIONS TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS BUYER AGAINST ANY LOSS ARISING OUT OF A PRODUCTS LIABILITY ACTION AGAINST BUYER.

     

    1.       Buyer acknowledges and agrees that Seller is not the Engineer of Record for this or any other project. Accordingly, Seller shall not be required to carry or maintain any Professional Liability, Errors of Omissions or any other similar type insurance policy or coverage. Buyer will, at its sole expense, maintain insurance during the performance of the services covered by this PO and thereafter, including General Liability Insurance with a per occurrence limit of not less than $2,000,000. This insurance will include general liability, products liability and completed operations liability coverages, which will extend for 3 years after the completion of the services. Buyer agrees to name Seller as an additional named insured by endorsement with respect to the coverages required to be maintained by Buyer pursuant hereto and Buyer’s insurance coverages shall be primary to and not concurrent with any insurance coverages maintained by Seller. Buyer waives any and all rights of subrogation as against Seller. Buyer also agrees that it shall provide Seller with Waivers of Subrogation by endorsement on its insurance policies with respect to the insurance coverages described herein.

     

    1. This Contract (including Exhibits and addenda hereto) and the Warranty Document is the final, complete, exclusive and fully integrated agreement between Seller and Buyer concerning the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous understandings or agreements of Buyer and Seller. Seller is not required to seek or obtain approval by Buyer, any agents or representatives of Buyer or any third party, including, without limitation, any owner, architect, engineer or project manager, for any goods supplied hereunder, including any approval prior to manufacture of the Steel Buildings. No understanding, promise or representations, and no waiver, alteration or modification of any of the provisions hereof shall be binding upon Seller unless consented to expressly in writing signed by an authorized representative of Seller. Buyer has not relied on any statements or representations of any party (including without limitation any of Seller’s sales representatives) that alters, adds to or differs from these terms or conditions and no such statements or representations shall be recognized or be binding upon Seller. This Purchase Order expressly limits acceptance to the terms of this Purchase Order. Any and all provisions of other documents of Buyer that add to or differ from these terms and conditions are EXPRESSLY REJECTED. Notice of objection is hereby given to additional or different terms not contained herein. No waiver of these terms or acceptance of others shall be construed from any failure of the Seller to raise objections. The failure of the Seller to exercise any rights under this Contract, upon the Breach or default by the Buyer or otherwise, shall not be a waiver of the Seller’s subsequent ability to exercise that right. If any provision contained in this Contract (or its application to any person or circumstance) shall to any extent be held void or invalid by a Court the remainder of this Contract (or the application of such provision to persons or circumstances other than those as to which it is held or invalid) shall not be affected thereby, and each provision of this Contract shall be valid and enforced to the fullest extent of the law. This Contract is personal in nature and is not assignable by Buyer without Seller’s written consent. This Contract shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the employees, officers, directors, agents, trustees, beneficiaries, successors and permitted assigns of Seller. This Contract, the performance thereof, and any dispute, controversy or claim arising from the relationship of the parties to this Contract, shall be governed, construed and enforced according to the laws of the State of Colorado. Application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the Sale of Goods is hereby excluded. If a Court deems any of the language herein to be vague or ambiguous such language shall not be preemptively construed against either party. This Contract may be executed in multiple counterparts each of which shall be deemed an original and together shall constitute but one and the same Contract. Counterparts of this Contract may be exchanged via electronic facsimile machines or by PDF. An electronic facsimile or PDF of a party’s signature shall be deemed to be an original signature for all purposes. THE BUYER, EVIDENCED BY INITIALING THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT HE/SHE HAS REVIEWED AND, AFTER REVIEW, AGREED TO THE T&C, UNCONDITIONALLY ACCEPTS THIS PO INCLUDING THESE T&C AS IF FULLY EXECUTED IN PERSON AND FURTHER WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO CLAIM INVALIDITY BASED ON A LACK OF A WRITTEN SIGNATURE.

     

    Please Print and Retain a Copy of this Agreement for Your Records.

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Through the powerful Armstrong Direct Buy program, those eligible are also able to benefit in a couple of different ways. The most popular types of buildings purchased through the Armstrong Direct Buy Program involve folks who are willing to manage some of their own project.

Armstrong's Direct Buy program allows people with financing and land already in place to take advantage of steep direct buy discounts. Armstrong gives clients the opportunity to take advantage of direct pricing associated with additional building components (doors, windows, insulation) as well. All that's required is a small deposit to lock in your steel price.

Rising Steel Prices

With favorable pricing available through Armstrong's DirectBuy program and Authorized Builders, many business owners are deciding now is the time to build. Luckily, through Armstrong Steel, you can capitalize on historic price levels and freeze them in their tracks.

Although your final pricing is influenced by a variety of factors, all Armstrong Building Systems are backed by a fifty year structural warranty, ensuring you're provided the finest building on the market at competitively low prices.

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For many small business owners, more space translates to more revenues. Pre-existing space is sometimes difficult to find and often the biggest obstacle to expanding your business.

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Advantages of Steel Building

#1 Building For Do It Yourselfers

Steel Buildings have many advantages that make them one of the most appealing solutions to needing space and the benefit of reduced necessary on site construction time translates to impressive overall cost savings.

When combined with an Authorized local Armstrong Builder our clients are able to take advantage of substantial cost savings designed specifically for our customers unique needs.

Lower Prices

We know that price matters to our customers and saving money is a means to helping our customers live better.

Easier to Erect

75 percent of our clients erect their own buildings.

Save Money

Pre-engineered design, efficient erectors and low, competitive pricing means you save big.

First-Time Builders

Steel Building Systems from Armstrong are also optimal for first-time builders. More information

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Get a Price Now

A building expert at Armstrong Steel can help you determine the most cost effective way to accomplish your goals and even help you obtain preliminary pricing.

Questions about costs? Call 800-345-4610 to speak with an expert.

Buying Direct Eligibility Guidelines

In general, a client qualifies to buy direct if he or she meets any one of these requirements:

  • Has their financing
  • Has their land
  • Has an idea of what they want to build
  • Is prepared to place a small deposit to lock in their steel price

Buy Direct

Two Ways to Purchase:

Direct Pricing Purchase

Also known as Armstrong's DirectBuy Program, this option is great for business owners and/or builders looking to realize significant savings and take advantage of lower price points.

More on DirectBuy Eligibility

Retail Purchase

An option for those with a more conventional approach looking to take advantage of Armstrong's full service local retail dealers who would prefer a more full service approach and don't necessarily mind a higher price point.

More on Retail Purchases

Buying Direct through Armstrong Steel

Through the powerful Armstrong Direct Buy program, those eligible are also able to benefit in a couple of different ways. The most popular types of buildings purchased through the Armstrong Direct Buy Program involve folks who are willing to manage some of their own project.

Armstrong's Direct Buy program allows people with financing and land already in place to take advantage of steep direct buy discounts. Armstrong gives clients the opportunity to take advantage of direct pricing associated with additional building components (doors, windows, insulation) as well. All that's required is a small deposit to lock in your steel price.

Rising Steel Prices

With favorable pricing available through Armstrong's DirectBuy program and Authorized Builders, many business owners are deciding now is the time to build. Luckily, through Armstrong Steel, you can capitalize on historic price levels and freeze them in their tracks.

Although your final pricing is influenced by a variety of factors, all Armstrong Building Systems are backed by a fifty year structural warranty, ensuring you're provided the finest building on the market at competitively low prices.

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Tips for First Time Builders

For many small business owners, more space translates to more revenues. Pre-existing space is sometimes difficult to find and often the biggest obstacle to expanding your business.

Fortunately, Armstrong Steel offers building design services free of charge. This service helps small business owners and contractors design and build a space suited for their needs and helps get them on the right track to growing.

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At Armstrong Steel, we understand that not all our customers are alike. We have some customers who understand all of the technical nuances of contracting and have the capability of doing everything themselves. We also have customers who are completely new to the idea of managing their own building project and we recognize that the experience can be intimidating.

Bottom line? Some of our customers will need a fair amount of hand holding and that's OK! We love sharing our knowledge and expertise with new customers. We'll show you how to cut out the middleman through Armstrong's Direct Buy Program or we can recommend someone local who can manage your entire project - start to finish. We work to cater savvy customers, "newbies" and everyone in between. When it comes to purchasing a building, Armstrong gives customers many options, each with their own unique benefits and characteristics. For most contractors, builders, and do it yourselfers, Armstrong Steel typically recommends the Armstrong Direct Buy Program over other outdated, more expensive methods.

Direct Buy Program

If you're capable of managing some aspects of your own project for the sake of deep discounts, Armstrong's Direct Buy Program may be the avenue for you. If you're qualified to participate, you'll be provided with access to Armstrong's Direct Pricing catalog. This enables you to take advantage of direct pricing on everything from individual metal building components such as panels, screws, and c-channel to exclusive pricing on doors, windows, and insulation. To see if Armstrong's Direct Buy Program may be right for you, contact your Armstrong Steel Building Expert to discuss the pros and cons of this type of purchase.

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Due to our competitive rates and superior product design, Armstrong Steel Building Systems are the optimal choice for many builders and do it yourselfers. The Armstrong Direct Buy Program is available for folks who meet the basic requirements.

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Retail Purchase

The retail purchase option is available to a variety of clients, including do it yourselfers and first time builders. This option is offered specifically for the customer who knows exactly what they want but doesn't have time to manage certain aspects of their project. A retail purchase means you discuss your exact needs with a Building Expert, they will then select your door and window models for you, and you're left with the simple task of placing your order and coordinating with our delivery department as to a date that works best for you. A Building Expert can help you decide if this avenue is right for you.

Talk to your Armstrong Building Expert about which option is best for you. Curious about whether or not your project qualifies for Direct Buy participation? Learn more about Direct Buy eligibility in our next section.

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Armstrong Steel Buildings are fabricated in state of the art facilities. Our culture has embodied a sort of fanatical attention to detail. Most of our competitors are focused on making their product the cheapest. We think cutting corners to be the cheapest is misguided. A product should genuinely be better. This requires real discipline, and that's what drives us - a sincere, genuine appetite to make something excellent.

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Most steel building 'companies' do not bother to staff detailers, draftsmen or engineers. Don't fall victim to the boiler rooms that merely broker your order out to another company. Armstrong Steel staffs in-house draftsmen & detailers that work solely on Armstrong Projects. We maintain stringent standards, guidelines, specifications, and measurements for every single piece of your building: all individual primary & secondary members, connections, clips, and weld specs in your steel building. Our draftsmen obsess over your approval, shop and wet-stamped construction drawings - IN HOUSE. Most 'competitors' do NOT detail your building in house. Instead, the competition often hands over all quality control of your project to the cheapest overseas bidder & pockets the difference in labor cost. Having in house control over a customer's building project (as opposed to subbing out the detailing & engineering overseas like many of our competitors do) is the difference between errors and excellence! Don't settle for poor design or craftsmanship. Select a company that's in charge of detailing and designing what you order!"]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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Armstrong's heavy gauge galvanized base angle ranges from 12 to 16 gauge depending on the application and provides superior protection against rust. Our base angle completely seals the bottom of the building against all leaks. The trim on the bottom matches the trim on the building creating a beautiful structure and also closes off the bottom of the corrugation of the wall panel. Armstrong's base angle is included at no additional cost. Other companies do not use a galvanized base angle but only a base angle painted with a red primer, which will corrode and rust. In many instances, it's only 20 gauge (approximately 1/3 lighter than 16 gauge) and will bend and warp during construction. Water and condensation often get trapped at the base of your building, causing lesser quality red oxide materials to rust. Don't rely on a spray on red primer. Protect your building where it matters most! Do it right the first time!"]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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[simple_tooltip content="The Galvanized Advantage Armstrong's heavy gauge galvanized base angle ranges from 12 to 16 gauge depending on the application and provides superior protection against rust. Our base angle completely seals the bottom of the building against all leaks. The trim on the bottom matches the trim on the building creating a beautiful structure and also closes off the bottom of the corrugation of the wall panel. Armstrong's base angle is included at no additional cost. Other companies do not use a galvanized base angle but only a base angle painted with a red primer, which will corrode and rust. In many instances, it's only 20 gauge (approximately 1/3 lighter than 16 gauge) and will bend and warp during construction. Water and condensation often get trapped at the base of your building, causing lesser quality red oxide materials to rust. Do not rely on a spray on red primer. Protect your building where it matters most! Do it right the first time!"]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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Armstrong uses sturdy Galvanized Flange Bracing because of it's resistance to rusting out. Flange bracing, like all building bracing, must remain strong for the life of your building to prevent the possibility of a failure. Armstrong doesn't cut corners. The possibility of a flange brace failure due to materials rusting out is not worth it! Don't settle for a cheaper red primer alternative."]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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Many competitors think a 20 year warranty is sufficient. A warranty for half the duration of an Armstrong Building speaks to the quality of what you're looking at. Armstrong's wall panels are made of 26 gauge steel with a yield of 80,000 PSI and a massive corrugation depth of 1 1/4 inch. The strength of the steel combined with the high PSI yield and deep corrugation create tremendous protection against strong winds and heavy snows. Bottom line? If a hole rusts through a panel, we replace it."]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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Armstrong's roof coating is AZ55 Galvalume. The coating requires no maintenance or painting and it retains its original luster. It is comprised of 55% aluminum, 44% zinc and 1% silicone. The greater aluminum content creates a higher resistance to rust. Armstrong's roof panels are made of 26 gauge steel with a yield of 80,000 PSI and a massive corrugation depth of 1 1/4 inch. The strength of the steel combined with the high PSI yield and deep corrugation create tremendous protection against strong winds and heavy snows. Armstrong Buildings carry a 35 year roof panel perforation warranty. Bottom line? If a hole rusts through a panel, we replace it."]Click for more information [/simple_tooltip]
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Not only is Armstrong Steel the most trusted name in Steel Building Systems, but you can also freeze your steel price and avoid pending steel price increases. Learn more about locking in your steel price in our next section.

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Steel Building Cost per Square Foot

Without fail, the most common question with respect to the affordability of steel buildings is, ‘How much does a steel building cost per square foot.’

While this is not an exact calculation – the cost varies with the complexity of the design, structural loads, finishing options, and of course size – you’re going to find that the price is relatively constant and not particularly difficult to calculate but you need a professional to help you because a seemingly small miscalculation of a few bucks in the beginning can quickly escalate by the time you’re done. This is where a Steel Building Expert helps.

The first thing you should know is that the price of raw steel fluctuates – but, like gas, those fluctuations are almost always increases. Steel is priced according to market variables such as supply, demand, shipping, and grade (or quality) of the steel. Because of this, you absolutely must lock in the price of your steel building right away, even if you’re a year away from wanting to build. Your Armstrong Steel building is high grade yet Minimal Yield Strength. This doesn’t mean you are purchasing inferior materials. Minimal Yield Strength is the standard when purchasing structural steel – it is just means you aren’t going to have to pay high dollar for the high density steel used in the construction of railroad ties, for instance.

The size of your building is also one of the most important cost variables for a steel buildings cost per square foot. For the most part, the larger the building, the lower the cost per square foot of the steel building. Because of the large clear span widths possible with steel buildings the components necessary to assemble a 40 foot wide building are the same as the components you would need for a 100 foot wide building. In other words, you’re going to need purlin clips on both sizes and because spans can be extended easily by using steel, those clips will function the same, regardless. When choosing a 40×60 or a 40×300, the rigid frames on both size steel buildings are pretty much identical, so all you’re paying for is extending the length – which doesn’t typically affect the steel building cost per square foot.

Also – consider your location! Are you going to need a foundation? Are you planning on insulating your steel building? Do you plan to have drywall and an exterior finish? Those options require that the structure be engineered to support the additional weight – or loads – as it’s called in the industry.

Windows, doors, and other components will also play a part in steel building cost per square foot. You can save money by purchasing components at direct pricing or buying them locally if you have the right connections and providing the specs to your Armstrong Steel project manager.

When we mention location we’re also talking about geography. Are you in an area which has high snow accumulation or will need to withstand high winds or seismic activity? Perhaps you have dense rocky soil which requires less support (and less concrete and rebar in the foundation) than sandy ground.

Armstrong Steel is not your ‘cheapest’ option. That’s just honest. But there are reasons we aren’t the ‘cheapest.’ Some steel building companies design buildings with the least possible and allowable standards. Manufacturing these mass-produced and ‘cheap’ or ‘light’ steel buildings often leads to costly on-site delays or misaligned holes and incorrectly sized component pieces. By the time these ‘cheap’ buildings are corrected, they end up costing you more money and time than had the steel building just been crafted correctly the first time.

Additionally, Armstrong Steel uses higher quality paint – which explains our generous warranty – it’s a business decision. Armstrong Steel buildings are pre-galvanized so they last longer. And you should know, Armstrong Steel’s clips are pre-welded at the factory which prevents you from having to do additional field work.

The good news is that because Armstrong Steel delivers a considerable number of buildings every week, our volume, coupled with our extensive shipping network, allows us to deliver a higher quality building for less than you think. Often times we’re more affordable than other suppliers with lower quality components.

Erection of your steel building also comes with a cost. Contractors and finishers will cost money, no one works for free – except you. With some rudimentary construction knowledge and a desire to learn, you are going to shave additional dollars off your total cost by doing the majority of the work on your own. In the paragraph above, we were honest when we said we weren’t the ‘cheapest,’ so consider the next statement equally as honest – it is likely you CAN erect your steel building on your own – or at least the majority of it.

But if you run into snags, have questions or issues, the project manager and detailer who worked with you in the beginning of this process are still at your disposal. We expect – in fact, we encourage – our new customers to call us from the field during the steel building erection process. The Armstrong team is prepared to offer tips and help you with questions.

But you want numbers – and as we mentioned from the beginning, there are many variables to consider but all things being equal, if you’re looking at a ballpark figure consider what an Armstrong Steel Building will likely cost: (prices are approximate)

  • Base Building

    $7-10/ sq ft (for a basic 4 wall gable style building)

  • Accessories

    20%+ (depends on whether or not you are purchasing accessories at direct pricing and the types of accessories you choose)

  • Foundation

    $8+/sq ft (varies depending on soil types, geography, and square footage – also if specialized foundation additions are needed like a stem wall for a shop)

  • Construction

    $10/ sq ft (which you can save if you opt to do it yourself)

A stand-alone, simple garage – 40 x 60 – 2400 sq. feet with no drywall but an exterior finish of faux brick might cost you:

  • Base Building

    $22,000

  • Accessories

    $10,000

  • Foundation

    $19,200

  • Construction

    $8,000

Do it yourself construction – you’re looking at a brand new garage for less than $25-$30 per square feet – requiring little long term maintenance – which can be purchased and delivered in a couple months – and erected in several days.

Compare that to a traditional build with an Architect and a contractor crew which is going to cost you in the neighborhood of $120-$250 per square foot.

But in the spirit of true transparency, we want you to know there are other costs which you have to consider, costs which Armstrong does not control, but costs which you will have whether you choose steel or wood frame/brick and mortar buildings. Utilities, power, permits, and taxes will need to be factored in to your budget as well.

So the question Armstrong asks is why wouldn’t you choose steel? It’s versatile, it’s convenient to erect, it maintains its ‘shine’ well into the future, it requires little maintenance, it can be assembled in days or weeks rather than months – and it’s less than half the cost of traditionally built buildings.

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‘I was ready to go the distance for this customer’

Jumping Through the Hoops of State Regulations

On November 7, 2000, 54% of Colorado voters approved Amendment 20, which amended the State Constitution to allow the use of cannabis in the state for approved patients with written medical consent. For a decade and a half, Colorado led the nation in efforts to legalize marijuana and in 2014, Colorado became the first state in the union to allow marijuana for recreational use by way of Amendment 64.

This gave rise to an industry of heavily regulated marijuana growers and sellers. One company which saw the profit potential in this new legalization was Green Solutions.

Green Solutions was started in 2010 by Kyle S. and his middle class family. The family became intimately aware of the strict regulations that govern everything from distribution to the facilities which grow marijuana. The state has mandated such things as how many cameras are required in the buildings, what kind of security, where the safes need to be located as well as regulations with respect to snow and wind loads for buildings, which are different from traditional buildings.

This did not deter Kyle, “We knew it wasn’t going to be easy, but we also knew this was a business which could grow and sustain our family,” says Kyle.

Kyle’s family built a 60,000 square foot grow facility according to state regulations and soon discovered that, in order to maximize profits, the entire 60,000 square feet would be needed for plants; none of it should be wasted on storage of the chemicals and tools required for year-long cultivation.

Some of Armstrong’s customers are found through referrals, some find us because competitors love talking about us, but most find us online. Armstrong employs some of the most forward thinking sales representatives, web developers and marketing minds in the state. Kyle says, “I just googled you guys. I didn’t have to shop around and I was impressed with your site.”

Kyle’s building was fairly simple. “I worked on a basic 40 x 100 supplemental building, we went through a really easy process, I got preliminary plans which I could present to the state, everyone [at Armstrong] followed up with me all the time, it was a pretty good experience,” he mentions, almost casually.

“It was really nice to work with them through most of the process, I didn’t feel like their job was just to sell me a building. It was to make sure I got what I wanted. As someone who sells as well, I feel like this was a nice way to demonstrate you guys took my project seriously,” says Kyle.

Towards the final stages of the steel building project, Bennett Hietbrink, an Armstrong Steel Project Manager got involved. “At the end, I worked with Bennett. He went through all the specs and made sure the building department for the City and County of Denver was good. We discovered that the snow loads met state requirements but did not meet the higher standards of the city, so we did a simple redesign and avoided a problem before there ever was one,” says Kyle, relieved.

Green Solutions ordered the building early, before the construction on the foundation had even begun. “Our business model is to keep reinvesting into the company, so rather than wait, we went ahead and got the building before we even started construction,” Kyle mentions.

This meant the building would need to be delivered and stored before erection. “I worked with Kitty, she explained how to prepare the job site for delivery, and how to store the components until we were ready to put it up,” he mentions.

“I knew a lot of the state regulations for buildings already, but your designers also researched this and made sure the building met the zoning codes for the City of Denver, the County of Denver, and the State of Colorado marijuana regulators with no problem.”

How satisfied was Kyle with Armstrong Steel?

“Well, let’s just say, I’m already buying my second building from you guys,”