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Metal buildings in Brandon, SD.

We supply garages, shops, storage buildings and more across Brandon. Our work reaches from city lots out to the acreages of eastern Minnehaha County, and anywhere else you’re building.

Ground snow load

40 psf

Wind speed

115 mph

Frost depth

42 in

Starting early

Double the fee

From the City of Brandon Building Department’s 2021 IRC building handbook and permit guide, for work inside the city.

What people build in Brandon

Family neighborhoods east of Sioux Falls, and the acreages along the Big Sioux.

Detached garages

Permitted and inspected from footing to final. Tubular steel suits most garages.

Storage buildings

Even a lawn shed takes a city permit in Brandon, so plan it in from the start.

Workshops

Rated for the city’s 40 psf snow and 115 mph wind. Steel truss suits a finished interior.

Acreage buildings

Larger shops and equipment storage outside town. Red iron takes over past eighty feet.

See what a steel building costs for real per-square-foot ranges.

Permitting metal buildings in Brandon

What needs a permit

  • Every building gets its own permit, including sheds and detached garages.
  • Only contractors licensed in Brandon, or the homeowner, may do permitted work.

Loads & footings

  • Roofs are designed for a 40 psf ground snow load, and every structure for 115 mph wind.
  • Footings go below the 42-inch frost line.

Timing & contact

  • Starting before the permit doubles the fee. Work must be finished within 12 months of issue.
  • Planning & Inspection: 605-582-6515.

In Brandon, who builds it matters. Permitted work can only be done by a contractor licensed in the city or by the homeowner. We sort out installation and licensing before the permit application goes in, so the start date holds.

We also serve Valley Springs, Corson and Garretson. See all of South Dakota.

Start with a conversation

Let’s talk about your Brandon project.

Tell us what you’re planning and where you’re building. We’ll help you work out the next steps.

  1. Tell us what and whereSend us the size, how you’ll use the building and the address.
  2. We check the siteWe confirm who permits the address and which code and loads apply.
  3. You get a clear recommendationWe recommend the frame that fits and price it against the alternatives.