Building By Sizes

A 40′ wide metal building is an unbeatable way to secure multiple vehicles, equipment, and supplies. These structures can be built as long as 60’ in length, up to 20’ tall, and are certified to withstand your local wind and snow loads.

Long Star Steel Buildings is proud to offer a comprehensive lineup of 40′ wide metal buildings for any project you have in mind. From residential garages to agricultural tasks, our structures are made to do it all and provide you with the peace of mind you deserve.

There are many reasons why homeowners, farmers, and business owners trust our 40′ wide structures to get the job done. These buildings are:

• Sized for Any Application 40′ wide metal buildings can be configured for any length or height requirement, giving you the ability to design RV covers, boat garages, and other oversized storage buildings.
• Open With no need for interior support columns, you’ll have unparalleled open square footage at your disposal. This makes them a go-to choice for large-scale jobs and projects that utilize oversized equipment.
• Durable Galvanized steel is naturally resistant to moisture, rust, and decay, allowing them to last for decades with the right maintenance.
• Expandable If your storage needs change and you need to grow, your building can be upgraded with lean-tos, attachments, and expanded storage options.
• Cost-Effective Steel buildings are more affordable than other construction options, are cheaper to install, and require less money for upkeep.

When you design your structure, you’ll have complete control over its:

• Dimensions Create a 40×40 structure or move up to a 40×50 or 40×60 metal building. You’ll have free range to pick a size that works for you.
• Roofing Style Choose a roofing style that works with your budget and weather.
  – Regular Roofs A regular roof features rounded corners and is an excellent choice for mild environments.
  – Boxed Eave With a more traditional look, boxed eave roofs offer overhanging awnings and horixontally placed paneling. They’re a great mid-tier option that works in most climates.
• Vertical Roofing Vertical roofs offer vertically oriented paneling that allows snow, leaves, and storm debris to slide off your structure. They’re the most expensive roofing option but can offer some of the best protection in snowy, rainy environments.
• Colors Pick between a wide lineup of color options to find a hue that speaks to you. Combine colors for exciting and elegant looks.
• Number of Doors and Windows Add roll-up garage doors, walk-in doors, and numerous windows to make your structure well-lit, well-ventilated, and easy to access.
• Insulation Choose an insulation type to reduce the potential for moisture and make your structure comfortable.
• Accessories Add lean-to attachments, trim and wainscoting, 45-degree cuts, custom frame-outs and more to round out your ideal design.

In most cases, you can expect a base 40′ steel building to range between $11 and $20 per square foot. However, the final price tag can change based on a number of factors, including raw steel costs, local certifications, regional manufacturer pricing, customizations, foundation prep and more.