STERLING STEEL BUILDINGS

Sterling Steel Inc. has made an engineering breakthrough in STEEL BUILDING DESIGN. It can SAVE YOU up to 30%!

Our open web design and three piece gambrel style roof are the reason.
Sterling Steel: putting years of experience and knowledge of the industry together to produce a steel building that is stronger by design, unique in looks, and offers a more spacious work area.

We have a NEW PATENT PENDING DESIGN that provides the end user with a whole list of benefits some are listed below:

• The building costs less
• The foundation costs less
• More useable space
• New roof line ( Gambrel roof line )
• Easier to do interior finish
• Open web frame design allows better air circulation
• 2 ft. overhang standard
• Less delivery expense
• Faster delivery time
• Used for, indoor arenas, warehouses, shops, mach storage stall barns,  hangers, homes etc.

COMPARE OUR STEEL BUILDINGS!
We give you a building that costs less, gets to you faster, is friendly to the environment, and has more usable space. Order yours today.

Sterling Steel Buildings are not just a box, they have eye appeal and function all wrapped up into an economical money and time saving environmentally friendly package.

We are setting a new standard for:

• Customer service
• Appearance
• Function
• Price
• Delivery time
• Turnkey packages

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Sterling Steel Buildings is dedicated to help our customers save money and get a better steel building in the process. Sterling Steel Buildings patent pending OPEN WEB frame structural design is a major innovation for the steel building industry.

Working with horses and designing new products for the horse industry is our passion. Over the years we've designed several different products, with patents pending. A portable hydraulic horse walker, a hydrating system for horse's legs, an automatic watering system for horse trailers and a lift system for the top of horse trailers.

In 2007 when the price of steel went up 25% we thought it was time to present our building design to an engineer. The engineer said that it would work and work very well.