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Worldwide Steel Buildings Customer Testimonials
Bencor Corporation of Missouri Dave & Donna of Newport, NC
I'd like to thank you and your organization, I received help from the bldg. planning stage, (interior/exterior design) to the final product installation. The bldg./foundation engineering drawings were provided for our area (130mph winds). The bldg. permit process was a breeze. The steel delivery arrived on time, at our convenience; and the super-experienced bldg. installation crew also arrived at the appointed time (shortly after the concrete was installed). The entire structure was a permanent structure within the business work-week, all within the exact projected cost; and as they drove off, I was already parking in our new structure. I should have done it sooner. I would highly recommend Worldwide Steel Buildings to anyone who's looking for great, experienced metal bldg. specialists who have all the answers and very competitive prices.
Christine and Steve Seat of Houston TX. were in the worst possible position with their partially built Worldwide Steel Building when Hurricane Ike showed up. A building that only has its framing complete is very volatile to wind until it is sheeted. Read below for the outcome. “We are happy to advise that the Hurricane Ike pounded our partially built arena with 80-85 mph winds from the East, North and Westerly directions for several hours and it stood strong. The only damage was the bending of 15 purlin’s out of the 480 installed. My wife and I purchased the building from Worldwide Steel Buildings on May 30th and it was delivered on schedule in early August. The structural designers at WWSB designed the arena for the code required 105 mph winds. We are erecting the arena ourselves and had just finished installing the purlin’s when Ike was forecast to hit the Houston area. We completed the installation of the roof wind bracing one day before the hurricane arrived.
In addition to the purlins, I was concerned about the integrity of the main structure since the wind load on purlins would act on both sides of the arena roof, almost doubling the load that a completed arena would experience with wind load on one side of the roof sheet metal. Needless to say, the main structure survived the storm without damage.
I would like to commend everyone at Worldwide Steel Buildings for not only delivering a building that can be self erected, but also for providing a product that is proven to withstand hurricane force winds.” Christine & Steve Seat
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