How Much Does a Metal Building Cost in Oklahoma?

The cost of a metal building in Oklahoma depends on several factors, including the building’s size, design, materials, options, and the engineering requirements for its specific location.

What Are Some Typical Metal Building Prices?

Here are several common building sizes and general starting prices for reference:

30′ x 40′ x 12′ — 1,200 square feet
Starting at $15,129

This popular size is well suited for residential applications. It can work as a detached two-car garage with additional shop space, providing room for vehicles, tools, equipment, and projects.

40′ x 80′ x 12′ — 3,200 square feet
Starting at $32,256

This size provides a good foundation for commercial applications, such as a small office building, multi-bay shop, equipment storage facility, or combination workspace and storage building.

50′ x 100′ x 12′ — 5,000 square feet
Starting at $52,550

With 5,000 square feet of floor space, this is a potential starting point for a manufacturing facility, warehouse, agricultural building, or other larger commercial application.

What Factors Affect the Cost of a Metal Building?

Several factors can change the final price of your steel building, including:

  • Building width, length, and height
  • Local wind and snow-load requirements
  • Structural engineering requirements
  • Number and size of overhead or roll-up doors
  • Walk-through doors and windows
  • Insulation
  • Roofing, siding, and trim options
  • Interior liners and partitions
  • Guttering and downspouts
  • Transportation and other project-specific requirements

How Can I Get a Price for My Oklahoma Metal Building?

Getting started is easy. Contact our building design team for a brief consultation and tell us about your building project. We’ll discuss your desired size, use, location, and features and provide a customized quote.

Lucas Metal Works, Building Metal, Ochelata, OK