TG Welding Steel buildings
Steel buildings
TG Welding fabricates steel buildings in our Liberty Hill shop and sets them on your slab: the frame, the sheeting and covered porches or bays. Send the plans, the site and the date you need it, and we reply with a written quote in days. We work for builders, contractors and landowners across Central Texas.
What kinds of steel buildings does TG Welding build?
Shops, barns, commercial buildings and steel homes. Jobs in our gallery include a multi-bay commercial building and a large building with a lean-to. Others are shops with roll-up and overhead doors, and steel homes with covered patios and glass doors on the porch side.
Covered porches and covered bays are a common add. We run them the full length of the building when the plan calls for it.
How does a steel building job run from start to finish?
- Plans inSend drawings, a sketch or a photo, plus the site and the date you need it.
- Written quoteA written number with the scope spelled out, in days.
- Fab on POWe cut, fit and weld the frame in our Liberty Hill bay.
- Set on siteOur crew stands the red iron, then the purlins, sheeting and roof go on.
What happens on site?
Our crew sets the red-iron frames on the slab, runs purlins and closes the building in. Photos from our jobs show standing seam roof panels, ridge cap going on, roof insulation installed over red iron, spray foam interiors and interior stud framing.
Tell us up front which of those your job needs so the quote covers the whole scope.
From our jobs Steel buildings
Recent steel buildings work
Red-iron frames set on a fresh slab 
Red-iron frame standing, purlins going on 
Multi-bay commercial steel building near completion 
Large commercial steel building with lean-to 
Crew setting ridge cap on a standing seam roof 
Crew on lifts installing roof insulation over red iron 
Finished steel shop, roll-up doors and wraparound porch 
Finished shop interior with epoxy floor and loft
FAQ Steel buildings
Steel buildings questions
Do you set the building on my slab?
Yes. We fabricate the frame in our Liberty Hill bay, then our crew sets it on your slab and closes it in. If the slab is not poured yet, tell us who is pouring it and when, so the steel schedule lines up with the concrete.
Do I need a permit or engineered drawings for a steel building?
It depends on where the building sits. Cities and counties across Central Texas set their own rules, so check with your local building department before you order. If you already have engineered drawings, send them with your quote request and we build to them.
Can you add a covered porch or lean-to?
Yes. Covered porches, covered bays and lean-tos are common on our buildings, including porches that run the full length of the shop. Mark them on your sketch or plans and we include them in the written quote so there are no surprises later.
How long does a steel building take?
It depends on size, scope and material. You get a written quote in days, not weeks or months. Tell us the date you need the building and we confirm the schedule in writing when you issue the PO, so your crew can plan around it.
What are we fabricating?
Send drawings, a sketch or a photo, the site and the date you need it. We reply with a written number in days.