Projects: Commercial Buildings

Commercial structures come in all shapes and sizes, and they are utilized for hundreds of different functions. Often times the size and use of the building can dictate the type of construction that is the most cost efficient and best meets your needs.

Meigs Building Specialist works with many different construction techniques, from Post Frame to Steel Frame, from stick built to masonry. Often times the best solution to your project may be a hybrid of several of these construction types. While many builders are locked into one specific style of construction, at Meigs we have the flexibility and capability to mix and match styles when it creates an advantage for our customers, after all, our goal is to get you the most economical, functional and attractive building possible.

Our staff also has extensive experience using different roofing and siding materials to create an attractive building without breaking your budget. It may be a simple combination of colors (see our color selector), a stone wainscot or a timber gable frame we will work with you and give you options to achieve the look you desire.

Please visit our "Color Selector" to experiment with different color combinations available for your building.

Testimonials

"What a great job your crew did"—New building owners, Randy and Janet J.
"We just wanted to write you and let you know what a great job your crew did in putting up our building. Dan and his crew were always courteous, professional, left their work area neat and clean, and did very high quality work. Outside of a lunch break, I never saw them when they weren't working. Both Randy and I have been around construction crews all our lives and were very impressed with these guys. We thought you should know.
"We are very happy with the building so far. Bob Henry has been a joy to work with. He was out several times during the building process to see how things were going. All in all, we had a wonderful experience working with your company. And the building is beautiful.
"Please extend our thanks again to your fine crew of hard working men. We appreciate all their hard work and the pride they take in doing their jobs!"