Is
your church outgrowing its current space? Is your church building
capital fund a lot lower than you hoped it would be? A custom-built
steel building could be the answer you and your church has been waiting
to hear. Steel buildings
provide special benefits and advantages to growing congregations. If
you haven’t considered a metal building to house your community of
worship, consider these factors and facts.
Steel Buildings Are Affordable
Steel
is one of the most affordable building materials available today, but
that’s just one part of the savings. In addition to saving money on the
materials to build your church, you can save a great deal on
construction by working together as a community to erect your own church
building. While large steel buildings require the oversight and
expertise of a professional building contractor with experience in
erecting metal buildings, much of the actual work can be done by
parishioners under the contractor’s direction. In addition to that, the
typical steel building needs little maintenance to look fresh and new,
so your congregation will save money on repainting and other routine
maintenance tasks that wooden and masonry buildings require.
Steel Buildings Offer a Wide-Open Floor Plan
No
one should have to sit behind a column when participating in worship
services. With a steel building, that’s never a problem. Depending on
the style, steel buildings can be up to 300 feet wide with no columns or
interior support posts. That allows you to plan an extremely flexible
interior floor plan and provide all the space you need without
obstructions or obstacles.
Design Your Steel Building for Aesthetics
Many
people believe that metal buildings have to be square, boxy and
industrial in appearance. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Today’s steel building designs are attractive and can incorporate
arches, soaring buttresses and many other design accents. Your church
can choose from many different exterior facades, including marble, stone
and brick. That allows your church to choose the aesthetics that best
represent your church.
Expandable Building Designs
One
of the most overlooked benefits of choosing a steel building to house
your congregation is the expandability of steel buildings. In most
cases, you can add on to the length of your church building when you
need to expand, allowing your church to grow with the congregation.
Most people know that steel buildings make great garages,
barns and storage buildings, but few understand how those benefits
apply to modern church buildings. If your congregation needs more space,
take a look at the advantages and benefits provided by buildings made
of steel.
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