Dyer County · Jackson area
Metal buildings in Dyersburg, TN.
We supply shops, machine sheds, barndominium shells, commercial buildings and more across Dyersburg and Dyer County. Our work reaches from Newbern to the Mississippi River bottoms, and anywhere else you’re building. Dyersburg has its own flood hazard development application, so a lot near the Forked Deer River gets checked against the flood map early.
City applications
Building, zoning, flood
Codes office
435 W. Market St.
Farm buildings
Exempt from state minimums
Seismic loads
Can govern design
These are City of Dyersburg rules. On rural Dyer County ground, we confirm the county’s requirements for your parcel.
What people build around Dyersburg
Dyer County runs from town lots to some of the flattest, richest row-crop ground in the state, out to the river bottoms.
Machine sheds
Big equipment needs wide doors and clear height. Past eighty feet wide, red iron is the only sensible answer.
Acreage shops
Tubular is hard to beat on an unfinished shop up to sixty feet wide.
Commercial & contractor
Contractor shops and storage buildings go up along the I-155 and Highway 51 corridors.
Finished space
Steel truss takes drywall directly, so there’s no wood wall to build inside the steel.
We also work in cold-formed steel. See what a steel building costs.
Permitting metal buildings in Dyersburg and Dyer County
The City of Dyersburg runs its own codes enforcement office, with separate applications for building, zoning and flood hazard development.
Inside Dyersburg
- A building permit and a planning and zoning permit are separate applications.
- Work in a flood hazard area needs its own flood hazard development application.
- Codes Enforcement is at 435 W. Market St. Call (731) 288-7612.
Rural Dyer County
- Tennessee’s statewide residential program covers new houses, not detached garages or outbuildings.
- Non-residential farm buildings are exempt from the state’s minimum building standards.
- We confirm the county’s requirements and the flood map for your parcel.
Engineering
- Dyer County sits close to the New Madrid fault, so seismic loads can shape the design.
- Our generic engineering packages are wet-sealed, and occupied buildings are Risk Category II.
Check the flood map before the floor plan. Low ground along the Forked Deer River and out toward the Mississippi can sit in a mapped flood hazard area. If yours does, the flood application shapes the floor elevation and the foundation, so we look it up before we settle anything else.
We also serve Newbern, Trimble, Halls, Ridgely and the farm ground between them. See the Jackson area or all of Tennessee.
Start with a conversation
Let’s talk about your Dyersburg project.
Tell us what you’re planning and where you’re building. We’ll help you work out the next steps.
- Tell us what and whereSend us the size, how you’ll use the building and the address.
- We check the siteWe confirm who permits the address and which code and loads apply.
- You get a clear recommendationWe recommend the frame that fits and price it against the alternatives.
Or call
417-218-8348