Metal Guard

Metal Building Renovations

Metal Building Renovations

Metalguard has over 25 years of experience renovating metal buildings. Our project managers and team deliver custom-engineered solutions in any work environment. We thrive on solving difficult problems and unmatched quality work.

Our projects involve coordinating of multiple professional construction skills. This renovation included a new roof, liner panel, interior wall with overhead door and man door, retro insulation, and an industrial floor coating.

Pre-engineered Metal Building Renovation

This pre-engineered metal building renovation included; repairing steel columns and I beam (cutting and welding), replacing roof purlins, replacing wall girts, Cee channel, base angle, rat guard installation, metal roof replacement, metal wall replacement, doors, trim, and insulation. The project came in at 1/3 the cost of new construction.

 

Metalguard has over 25 years of experience renovating metal buildings. Our project managers and team deliver custom-engineered solutions in any work environment. We thrive on solving difficult problems and unmatched quality work.

A picture from a recent project shows the coordination of multiple professional construction skills. This renovation included a new roof, liner panel, interior wall with overhead door and man door, retro insulation, and an industrial floor coating.

Aurora metal wall panel before

Before: Metal building rusting wall panels before being replaced with a hidden fastener panel system.

aurora metal wall panel after

After: Metal building wall panels after the replacement was completed.

Metal Building Repair Before

Before: Metal building rusting wall panels 

Metal Building Repair After

After: Metal building wall panels after the replacement and new paint.

Refurbishment of the Metal Building

A contrasting difference between the metal building renovation before metal wall panels and galvanized roof replacement and the same metal building renovation after replacing wall and steel roof panels.

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The Renovation Process

Completed renovation. The building owner of this industrial renovation picked the factory paint colors for the new metal panels for the walls and roof. The color was also selected for the gutters and downspouts. The baked-on factory finish includes a 20-year manufacturer warranty. Indianapolis, IN

Before the start of this renovation, this steel building had seen better days.

During the renovation process. The owner purchased this building to relocate his operations into it. To expedite the renovation, we stripped it to its structure and rebuilt it. At completion, it was like a new pre-engineered metal building.

At the completion of the renovation, the brick columns have been removed, man doors and overhead doors installed, and the roof tier has been removed, so the new metal roof is all on the same plane. We have years of experience replacing metal roofs and wall panels on metal buildings.

Interior and exterior renovation

For this building, the metal roof was repaired; skylights were removed, rusted-out panels were replaced, and then the roof was sealed and coated.

After renovation, this building got a new metal roof, wall panels, and interior insulation. It now has a clean, updated look. Ready to be used for commercial, industrial, or warehouse activities. The factory-painted panels include a 20-year manufacturer warranty. Each renovation is different, most renovations remain operational while work is being performed.

Filling the Need for Maintenance

In the first picture, the building required constant maintenance. After the metal renovation was done. The cinder blocks and the end of the walls were cut to provide a clean finish and a 20-year maintenance-free roof.

Metal storage building rehabilitation

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Metal storage building rehabilitation

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A contrasting difference between the metal building renovation before metal wall panels and galvanized roof replacement and the same metal building renovation after replacing wall and steel roof panels.

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We don’t just fix roofing. We provide solutions to a wide variety of metal building problems. If your metal building needs repairs we probably have experience with whatever problem is arising.
We’ll tackle both simple repairs and complex repairs, and will complete your project on time and within your budget.

Connecting and Renovating

Before the metal building renovation, there was a gap between these two metal buildings. The buildings were connected and renovated. During the metal building renovation, there was no disruption in business. A metal building addition has been installed between the two previously unconnected buildings. Walls painted, metal roof waterproofed and coated. Houston,TX

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Interior renovation before pictures can be difficult due to lighting challenges. After renovation, this is a result of a new metal roof and walls with new insulation, the new insulation helps bounce the light. The interior steel structure was also primed and painted.

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Refurnishing an Outdated Look

This building had an outdated look. The windows were removed, and insulation was added. In addition to the metal parapet wall, a new standing seam metal roof was installed over the old flat roof. Detroit, MI

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Under Maintenance

A picture of cleaning and preparing the roof, columns, and purlins for paint and new insulation. At the end of renovating the interior of the building on the left. Houston, TX

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Repairs and Adjustments

A very strong wind storm, just outside the “windy city” (East Chicago, IN), blew off the metal wall panels that had been installed on this facility. Below, installing a new roof and walls on this building constructed with a steel pipe frame. This renovation required repairs and adjustments to the frame to accommodate the new doors. After the repairs, the frame was painted white.

Welding and Installation

After the metal wall panels had been removed, it seemed much better. The renovation of this metal building included a new steel structure. New wall girts and angle bases were welded onto the existing frame.

The top 10ft. of the 40ft wall was cleared. Translucent panels were installed in this area. For the rest of the wall, new metal wall panels were installed. There was no disruption in production during this renovation. Some industrial metal buildings are large, while others are larger. This building is 2,400 feet long. Chicago, IL

The top of the roof – above – doesn’t look too bad, but the bottom is almost gone.

The underside of your roof looks might surprise you!

Metal Building Renovation

The interior was painted, the electrical service was upgraded, and the floor was coated. The insulation was renovated. New metal building white-faced insulation was retro-installed into the ceiling of this steel building, 8”. This metal building renovation with retro-installed white-faced insulation was completed in February 2019. The building is located at the port of Houston, TX.

Inside of the Building

The bottom (facing the inside of the building) of the metal roof panel – same panel below.

The panel section that rests on the purlin is the rusted-out area. This area commonly traps moisture. Especially in Houston, TX

What is the condition of your roof?

Did you know that most of the time, the roof rusts out from the bottom up? The reason is the underside of the roof is out of the sun and stays moist for long periods of time after a leak starts. What might look ok from the top of the roof might be severely rusting on the bottom.

Metal building renovations Houston, TX. Along with complete metal building repairs in Houston, TX. Also, Metal building renovations and repairs and metal roof coatings.

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Project Profiles

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