Who to use for shop buildings in the Tulsa area?

[Surveyor1653]

Who do you guys recommend for shop buildings in the Tulsa area? I'm looking for a minimum 20'x30' with a roll-up door on both sides of one end and a walk-through door at the other end.

Also, anything in particular to watch out for with the various roof styles, electrical, etc.?

 

[Surveyor1653]

Any input on shop building contractors to use around Tulsa?

 

[mbalexander]

Morton Buildings-------the best, hands down. I have two of them. one is 42 X 75 the other one is 60 X 72.
I'll get you a contact tomorrow.

 

[Surveyor1653]

Morton Buildings-------the best, hands down. I have two of them. one is 42 X 75 the other one is 60 X 72.
I'll get you a contact tomorrow.

Awesome, thanks! I appreciate the help.

 

[Dirty Dave]

Pole barn style ??? Better Built out of Sapulpa did my 30x30. It went good and the few things I didnt like I told them and they fixed. If you want you can come check mine out and get a feel for the size. All I can say is I should have went bigger!!!

 

[doctorjj]

Get in touch with rebelracer79. Him and his dad put up buildings.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Sutherlands sells kits... You are a man, that's the only tool you need.

 

[Surveyor1653]

Get in touch with rebelracer79. Him and his dad put up buildings.

Thanks, will do. I've done some FTF deals with him in the past. He's a good guy.

 

[Surveyor1653]

Sutherlands sells kits... You are a man, that's the only tool you need.

The operative word being "a" and the word "Amish" having been excluded. I lack the thirty bearded brohams that make that go just right.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Hahaha... It's a major pain. My neighbor had one put up. It took four illegals 9 hours to construct a surprisingly quality 30x50x18 building next door. Took the local concrete junkies two weeks to stamp out, pour, and finish the floor. We laughed.