Metal building questions
Answered by the team that quotes and plans your building. Don't see yours? Call us at (970) 649-4483.
How much does a metal building cost in Colorado?
Your price depends on the size, openings, site loads and delivery location. Get an instant quote for your dimensions, with delivery included. Concrete and installation are quoted separately.
How long does delivery take?
Eligible kits typically ship in 2–6 weeks after design approval. Your configuration, engineering and production schedule determine the confirmed delivery date.
Do you install the building, or just deliver it?
You can order the kit on its own. In our service areas, we can also coordinate concrete, erection and garage doors through vetted independent crews. Those services are quoted separately.
Is my building engineered for Colorado snow and wind?
Yes. Your building is engineered for the requirements at your project address, with stamped drawings showing the design loads.
What's the difference between cold-formed and tube steel?
Our cold-formed buildings use galvanized steel shaped into structural members. Tube-steel buildings use hollow sections and are common for carports. Compare the engineering, clear span, steel thickness and included components for your intended use.
Do I need a permit?
Requirements depend on your site and building. Check with your local building department before ordering. Whitestar supplies the stamped building drawings included with your package.
Do you deliver outside Colorado?
Yes, we deliver building kits across the continental United States. Enter your project location for pricing and delivery availability.
Can I finance my building?
View financing options or contact our team for help. Availability and terms depend on the lender and your application.
What warranty comes with my building?
Panels carry up to a 40-year warranty and the frame up to 20 years. Ask us for the warranty terms for your selected package.
Can I visit your office?
Yes. Contact us to arrange a visit to our Grand Junction office.
