Armstrong Steel Reviews

Chris ** of Armstrong steel buildings was exceptionally knowledgable, professional and working with him was a pleasure. He answered all my questions and concerns. I really appreciate all his help and advice. I recommend anyone needing a steel building contact Armstrong and Chris.

We’re using Armstrong Steel for a farm building. The whole purchasing process was fine and the quality looks good.

Alicia was extremely helpful and answered all my questions promptly. She responded back to me when promised. I was not pressured and her background with the buildings was exceptional. I am still in the decision stage and hope to make a final decision soon.

Outstanding performance by Alicia ** and she has been very helpful. I would recommend this company to anyone looking for a building to buy for their home, shop or business. Armstrong is a great company.

I found Armstrong online and I was looking at reviews from different companies. Armstrong's garages are more industrial. They hold up better to strong winds and everything and I get Santa Ana winds. I chose to go with them because they had a lot of great reviews. The bad reviews that they had seemed like people didn't understand the contract. It has been a great experience and I love my new garage. The steel is still going up and everything went really smoothly. The engineer was really helpful. I would definitely recommend Armstrong.

Neal here. I was so impressed when I found out about your building and the warranty I was putting up in Armstrong building for another car contractor. The whole building was good. I am looking forward to buying my next building from you guys. Thanks Jeff **. You were good at answering all the questions I had explaining about the building and the warranty. I’m looking forward to deal with you on my next project.

I talked with a sales rep briefly and gave him the basic things of what I was looking for. From there, they pass you to a project manager to where I can finalize details. My main complaint is that they ask you to make a deposit on it before you actually get a finalized price. When they pass you to the project manager, you're gonna add doors and all these other things into it, and their price is gonna go up considerably at that point. Once you've given them a deposit, you don't have a choice. You're either gonna lose your deposit or you're gonna pay whatever price they're gonna add on to these additional things, which I personally had read reviews about it and knew that that was gonna happen. So I had everything laid out what I want and I didn't end up with that issue, but it could have been an issue.

I lived in Colorado for 32 years and I’ve seen a lot of Armstrong Steel's buildings. They seem to have the best reputation in the industry, so we chose them for the business. The representative that we dealt with was great and was very responsive to my calls, texts and emails. She worked with me on a couple of issues we had and got them straightened out. Everything went well.

I needed a building for working on cars, personal stuff, and a meeting site. Aside from being a little workshop, I also needed it as a storage. I called around a lot and out of all the companies, I went with Armstrong Steel. At the beginning, their customer service was good and the salesperson was pretty cool. Another reason why I went with them was because the quality of the parts was good. It kinda stinks though that I'm in Florida and Armstrong Steel is in Colorado, so there's a distance thing about getting parts. But I still went with them as the other metal building company that I was gonna go with initially had red iron steel and it's lower quality stuff.

I looked around and Armstrong Steel was a good price and they were close to the location that I was gonna build at, so I went with them. The delivery went well. They delivered it when they said they would. It's just I should have chosen a different time of the year to get it because snow kinda made it hard for me to do what I needed to do. It wasn't too much on them though. It was more on me. I haven't gotten a chance to really do too much with it. Everything's still packed up because it's snowing in the area that I plan on building so it's hard to get it together. Armstrong tried to help me a lot so I appreciate that.

The structural steel we got from Armstrong Steel came loaded with rust. And when I sent them a note about it, they said it was because they shipped it during a snow storm. They said they were sorry about that and that they'd send me a couple gallons of paint. It was really a ridiculous answer because now, I have to deal with about $3000 fix in the field.

I don't feel great about Armstrong. I feel like there was a significant bait and switch problem. I went with them thinking they were the least expensive company, but it turned out they were not, so that was frustrating. I gave them very elaborate drawings of what I wanted to accomplish, and they looked at the drawings then gave me a quote for $30,000. And I committed to that. But when they went back and did the engineering, it was gonna be $130,000. We went around and around, and did 20 something iterations trying to get the cost down. They got it down to 80,000 but that's not acceptable. The contract was really clear that once I committed, I was stuck. So then, they called in their top gun engineers and figured out a way to get it down to 60,000, which I accepted even though that was a long ways from 30,000.

Your help with me researching a new steel building has been greatly appreciated! Your expertises with this has be bar none. Thank you for your patience and I look forward to future business with your company. I will recommend your company to any one looking for a strong building.

Armstrong Steel was good. We used them for a commercial office building project, and the cost vs. the quality of the building seems fine. The sales reps we dealt with were all fine, too. We are probably going to purchase more stuff from them.

I’ve been working with Charles ** on my Building. Although I have not purchased a building yet he has been awesome! He has been very professional and hasn’t been pushy at all. (As some sales people can be) So far it’s been a great experience.

Jeff ** has been very helpful on what type of building will stand up to the snow lowed of Maine. As soon as I can find the ground I will be calling Jeff at Armstrong a company I trust. Talked to other companies to help me save money. They were going to sell me a building that might not stand up to the wind and snow. Thanks Jeff for the knowledgeable help.

Brooke was the first person that I talked to, and then Laurel was the project manager. I met with the manufacturing manager, and visited the plant and saw how the vertical columns and trusses went together and were welded, drilled and fabricated. I like the process. It went real well. I’m negotiating right now another building with them.

Armstrong Steel was cooperative in pricing. I had a business warehouse project and the quality has been good so far. The sales reps have been very cooperative and they worked with us well. The delivery went well, but there was a little confusion about the process. The driver didn’t understand that he was supposed to give us a bill of lading, so we had to have some conversations back with Armstrong because we don’t ever pay for something that we don’t have some verification as to what it is. Anyhow, we got it resolved.

After I found the website for Armstrong, I spent some time putting together a building that my wife and I might be interested in pursuing. I just wanted the quote. I called and spoke with Jim, and he was great. He immediately researched what I needed to know, got the numbers I was looking for in a timely manner, and all with genuine customer service and friendliness. He was very easy to talk to, understandable in his explanations, and conversed with me more as a friend than as my being a customer. I would highly recommend Jim and Armstrong Steel for your next purchase.

Jeff thank you for your attention to my inquiry. Things didn't work out with this project. I will keep your information available in the event this job resurfaces and will call again. Again thank you for your help.

Jim ** is Awesome. I contacted Armstrong to obtain information and a quote for a steel building to be used as a barndominium. Jim did a great job providing insight and information on steel structures for this purpose. I look forward to working with Jim and Armstrong in the near future.

It was convenient having Armstrong Steel. The reps were willing to work with us and explain things, more or less answer questions. We were able to get the design we talked about. And when the materials were delivered we were able to unload the truck and take care of it without a problem.

I've got a large property and I'm looking at putting some barns and some agricultural buildings on it. I vetted a couple of different companies that manufactured steel buildings and Armstrong was a good solution. Their sales representative was decent enough and though there were a couple of hiccups, going with them was a smooth transition.

I worked with Jeff and have only positive things to say about the information and options provided. I was particularly impressed with the documents (specs, video, etc) specific to my bid which was emailed to me for my consideration. I was surprised at how much detail it contained and how quickly I got it. Thank you.

Jeffrey **. was a great resource in our search for a “barndominium”. A lot of helpful information was provided and Jeffrey was very helpful and prompt in providing estimates for various design options. There was no pressure and we wouldn’t hesitate to work with Armstrong Steel again.

Our experience with Armstrong Steel did not go well. There were so many things that were wrong with our order and it put us in such a timeline crunch that we still don’t have our building completely closed in. Our initial delivery date was supposed to be on July 11th. It happened on July 25th because the panels that we had ordered were not the orders that were shipped or were getting ready to be shipped, so they had to change the dates. Then we got the wrong color panels, and the screw fasteners for those panels were not the same color as the panels. We had ordered charcoal gray panels and we received slate gray panels, but the screws were charcoal gray.

Armstrong Steel offered a reasonable price for the buildings, and everything went well. We had the deliveries, and that was a challenge. It was so messed up with the trucking that trucks were just showing up when they weren’t supposed to, and then they told me they had X amount of trucks coming. Three days later, we had another truck call and say they were coming. That was quite a task, having trucks come up at night and all sorts of different things going on with the delivery. We had a multiple delivery of three large buildings, so it was a little bit different than one. Of course, all of the sundries and the bolts were in big boxes, so there’s really no way to take all that out and go through everything, which I haven’t done yet. But it’s gonna be what it’s gonna be.

I liked what Armstrong Steel showed on the internet. I also liked what they said when I talked to them. I’m comfortable with using them. I have a personal building project and the steel are still on the ground. We delivered it three trucks half a day and it went well. However, I’m having an issue with the part numbers not matching up. I don’t know if some of the steel that I received is correct. I also don’t know if everything aligns up and if we don’t have headaches in the process of getting it up because they didn’t get the holes right or they didn’t get things built correctly lengthwise or widthwise. As long as everything matches up, we’ll be good.

I was looking for a good steel structure. I saw that Armstrong Steel was guaranteed for 50 years. I don’t live in Colorado, although I hope to rectify that next summer, and I was looking for something that had a good reputation, and I scanned the internet, and Armstrong Steel was what I came up with. We're still in the process of erecting the buildings, and the delay was not on Armstrong’s part. It was on mine trying to coordinate all the different subcontractors. The steel got delivered and that went perfectly.

My experience with Armstrong Steel hasn’t been good. I wasn’t very happy with how they did things. They didn’t give me a promise date for delivery, but they acted like there were some deliveries, and they never met those times. They wouldn’t return phone calls to the point where I was cussing mad and screaming at everybody, and I already had $15,000 down on a $40,000 something purchase. And then, the time they set up for the delivery was way past what I thought it would be. But I didn’t have it in writing, so that was my fault. But they delivered it to me in the winter and I can’t build it ’til spring. I’m in Colorado and I wanted them to keep it there or just wait and deliver it then, but they said they couldn't save the price for me. I suggested to them, “Sell one at the other price and then save mine for another price if the metal was really gonna get more expensive or less,” which I don’t think was the case at all, but I don't know that for a fact.

With Armstrong Steel, I thought I was getting more than what I got. I had ordered a bigger door for the rest of the building as well as all my doors. However, that door wasn't included. So, I had to pay another $5,000 for it. Also, they only had enough gutters for the front and the back of the building. They didn't have any gutters for the side. So, we had to buy additional sidings locally. When I placed my order, I thought my building was gonna be complete. Also, the person who did my order for me told me everything I needed to buy. When I ordered doors, I expected all the doors that I needed to be in the order. Armstrong needs to make sure that the buyer has everything they need before they send the order out.

I have a personal shop project and when I was checking around, taking prices, checking reliability, Armstrong had the better rep, so I went with them and so far, so good. The deliveries have gone well and everything checks out. The quality is excellent too.

Tom ** helped us through the process of design and purchase of our new steel building. He is very knowledgeable and attentive to us during this project and we appreciate that. Don't hesitate to use them for any projects. Thank you.

Armstrong Steel has been the most helpful and they had the most knowledge. Also they have high quality steel at a very low cost.

The sales guy gave me all kinds of promises that were not fulfilled. From the very beginning, he said that they would get a project manager and everything that will help me get through the whole permitting process and those were not true. All the project manager did was try to upsell me additional items to the building. They didn’t really provide any true assistance going through the permitting process or understanding the process. They never even gave me any kind of information about how to find a contractor to direct it. I had to do all that myself.

I was shopping around for an RV repair facility and Armstrong Steel seemed to be good. They delivered the building from Colorado to Massachusetts in less than a month, which was quick. They were good from start to finish and I was pleased. The quality of their steel has been good, so far.

We’re putting it up a commodity shed for animal feed through Armstrong Steel for the price. The sales rep we dealt with has been good.

Steven ** has been both responsive, professional, and rapid to respond to our needs. He has provided clear, concise information on our proposed structure. He has provided detailed spec sheets which has given us a clear understanding of what we are looking to purchase. We look forward to continue working with him. Greg

Customer service excellent, all questions answered quickly and pricing is great! Engineer was needed to determine load requirements and call back was within an hour! Planning is a smooth experience and will recommend to friends that are also planning a metal building near where I am located.

I have been working with Laura ** a consultant with Armstrong Steel. She has been helping me with the beginning stages of planning and pricing our structure. She has been more than helpful, and has went above and beyond the call of duty in helping me with all of the details of our structure. She has won my confidence in this company.

I found Armstrong Steel on the internet for steel buildings. We used it for a commercial building application for railcar unloading. Their sales representative was very helpful and was able to answer a lot of the questions for me, and got me to the right people that I needed to talk to. Their steel looks to be in good working order. However, I have learned afterward that if you don't buy the building from a contractor, you can't get it stood up. I just wish I had known that prior to contracting with Armstrong Steel. I was not able to find a local contractor that was willing to put up a building that they didn't personally order. Apparently, there's a substantial amount of profit that the contractor can make off ordering the building. And since I didn't order my building through any local contractor, I had to bring a contractor in from a different state to stand it up, and the contractor would be coming on Monday.

Armstrong Steel was the most responsive so I used them for a personal project and I had a fine experience with them. The steel quality was fine and their reps had good communication.

I haven't purchased the building as of yet however I plan to. Jeffrey ** has been such an important part of my decision to go with Armstrong. His knowledge of the product and helpfulness on the planning of the building has been essential.

Jeff, has gone above what I would expect a salesman to do. Thanks for your patience and we hope to find a property to put the steel building you quoted on soon. Impressed with Armstrong's service thru the bidding process and follow up with engineering and permitting.

We've been working with Jeff to design our current project. It has been a difficult process meeting changes in customer demands and the reality of designing buildings with steel. Jeff has been very helpful and paid attention to our requirements.

Hello. I’m looking for a Storage building and got to talk to Chris **. He was very nice, he ask the questions of what I needed and helped me try to determine which would work best for me, it was A positive experience.

I contacted Armstrong Steel about purchasing a prefabricated building for an industrial project. The sales contact; Jeffrey ** has been great to deal with and very accommodating and helpful with our needs and got everything to us very quickly. I would certainly recommend doing business with them.

I called Armstrong Steel Buildings and spoke with Kadeem **. Kadeem and the whole staff went above and beyond to help me through the whole process and made it as easy as possible for me to order my building. I look forward to working with Kadeem further on this project and in the future as well!

I am in the planning stages of building a childrens recreation facility. Jim ** is my go-to guy. He has been kind, courteous, very helpful and informative streamlining and making the customization process easy. He has been asking questions to make sure we dont forget important elements, but not paying for more than what we need. I look forward to continuing this process with Jim and Armstrong Steel.

I have a difficult project in Ghana, incorporating both Industrial content and socially beneficial Elements, clinic, crèche and vocational training, for an impoverished rural area, 30 km from the nearest town. As linked to US Aid agencies, structural elements needed to be fabricated and delivered from the USA. Armstrong have been fantastic in their support and advice, but Jim ** has been outstanding in his knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the difficulties, AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM! I could wish for no better steel frame contractor, than Armstrong and Jim.

So far so good! The designers and engineers at Armstrong Steel have worked tirelessly, through many iterations to arrive at a final design that addresses both my aesthetic and budget requirements. Thanks in particular to the CEO and Plant Manager who have taken an individual interest in my project, providing creative and clever solutions when needed. So far, they have been a pleasure to work with, and I will be sure to update my testimonial as the project proceeds through permits, delivery and assembly.

New quoted building. Jim ** was very helpful and timely in getting all my answers. He was very thorough and quick to get me the answers I have had so far. I was very pleased with how he handled my numerous phone calls.

The contractor is working on the job right now. He experienced a field of problems and he talked to the factory, but they told him it was his problem. The holes didn’t line up to some of the prefab parts. But other than that, this would be the first steel building that I put up and everything looks good so far. The reps were right there for helping and guiding, and it was good. I had a lot of questions and they answered them.

We’ve got Armstrong off of a website looking for a steel building and got a 30 X 40 steel building with the roll-up doors in it. The cost was good and competitive so we chose them compared to the other buildings. But it was difficult to work with their reps. Dealing with a large company like this, we have a purchase order system, and they were not very forthcoming or easy to work with when we were trying to pay them. They were really insistent upon the type of method. It was cash only, period. And that wasn’t determined until we were well in the process. So we had to jump through a lot of hoops to get the corporate office to give them an open check. I probably won’t go with them anymore for anymore buildings for that reason. They need to work on their ability to accept payment methods.

We bought steel building 32'x75'-10' height. It came right on time with free shipping. Good Job! Thanks to Armstrong Steel for that. We run a business for one year and we like this building but, we need larger one now.

Armstrong Steel has a good website and it seems pretty easy to work with them. We bought two building on Black Friday deal and they were pretty good at selling and saying that the price of steel was gonna go up and all that stuff. We're residential people, so it's not like we're building buildings all the time. So, I think it's good. We knew going in that it would be like three times as much to actually put the building up, and that's not even finishing out the inside, as it was just for what we paid to Armstrong. However, as a homeowner that's purchasing a metal building and not a contractor and doesn't have experience building, I felt like they made it seem like it was gonna be much easier than it really is. I don't necessarily think they didn't disclose enough, but we just didn't know enough. So we've had our metal building sitting on our property since April.

The overall building has gone just fine. For all the bragging your company does about how high of quality materials you use I can't tell your building apart from any of the other steel buildings I've been in. You just have an average building. I felt the sales team did just fine and were honest with me with their understanding of the product. I was very pleased with Sue **'s promptness to answer my questions. I'd of given you five stars at this point. Once I saw the overhead doors I knew they were trash. Matt ** tried to refund me for the doors but couldn't I felt you should have stood behind the product you sold (whether you make doors or not). I could have had a R 19 metal on metal door and had it installed cheaper than what I bought your ** doors for.

I saw Armstrong Steel online and they got me a quote back faster than the other guys did. They gave me a good deal and I went with them. The rep was great as far as their knowledge about the products, but a little more follow-up would’ve been good. A lot of the painted steel was a lot more rusted than it was supposed to be, but it was still a good deal.

When I called Armstrong Steel, they seemed workable and priced right. I went with them and it took about eight weeks to get my product.

I wanted to do a wood pole barn or a steel building and went online. I shopped around and the sales rep from Armstrong Steel called. I was offered a Black Friday discount and it looked really competitive and attractive, so I bid off on that. The setting up of the delivery, the engineering with the plans and documents back and forth, getting all the details worked out, the shipping and me accepting the delivery all went very well. I needed to take delivery so I needed to store it for a little bit. Then, I spent all summer preparing and then this last weekend, I got the midsection erected. I’m gonna put the building on hold until next summer when the weather warms back up. Also, I have one thing to figure out as it looks like I have the wrong piece and I couldn’t read the marking right so I gotta research that. Other than that, it seems that I have all the other materials, the documentation and every little piece.

I used Armstrong Steel for an industrial fabrication building project. It's a very nice building, but not the cheapest. The rep was a very nice guy, but he was also very new and had to keep going back to a person with different things. For the most part, communication was okay, but it’s been several months now and they haven't gotten back with me on my issue. They followed up in-house, but it never went anywhere. They dropped the ball and all it was was a paint issue, nothing serious. It was something we could’ve gotten across very easily. But overall, I’m satisfied.

The Armstrong Steel team worked with me through two iterations of my project design phase helping me understand the process, fitting in my custom pieces, working with my bizarre permitting process, and even allocating time to find the right delivery window onsite. Also a big thank you to Jeff ** and Brooke **for their patience with me.

My experience with Armstrong Steel was fantastic. I used them for a farm application and for an equipment barn. It is 5-star across the board -- great communication on behalf of all of their staff, from the sales end through engineering and logistics, everybody was really on top of the game. They are good people who seem to care about what they do and about their customer. They make you feel really good. They do a great job at hiring. I could not say I have ever had a better experience working with a contracting company or supplier. I was very comfortable with them. They were one of first companies that I reached out to, and the sales guy, Charlie, was excellent. His presence was very professional, and he was very helpful experience. Everything looked very high quality. Anybody should give them a very serious consideration.

I had gotten a steel building from Armstrong Steel. It's for business and they were the most cost-effective solution for the building with the original quote. The cost ended up being almost three times higher than what the original quote was though. I made changes and I didn't expect it to cost as much as it did. The price escalation was high, but they broke it down. Also, whenever I called, I always got somebody different for the different divisions that they had. They should have one point of contact whenever they do something.

I did an online search and Armstrong Steel called me back. The sales reps were very good. Got delivered in August and my experience has been good so far. I run a construction business and in the future, they'll be on my list to call.

Alexandra was willing to send pricing estimates even though I had not yet purchased the properly that I was going to move to. This was above the other manufacturers I had contacted. She was friendly and personable as well. Thank you Alexandra.

Allie and the team at Armstrong Steel have met me at every turn and exceeded my previous experiences with other building manufacturing entities. The process of reviewing and planning the building and any changes made were easy and quickly turned around for approval.

Armstrong Steel is a good brand and six months ago, I ordered a product for my business. Although I wasn’t able to inventory it, as far as I could tell, it was all there. The quality looks fine to me too.

We were looking for a building and there were multiple manufacturers. The Armstrong name stood out for me. Their price was fair, and it was a good experience all the way around. The building was engineered, and as far as the quality, it meets my expectation.

We bought a building in December on sale and we did Armstrong Steel’s designs on a three-car garage. They said that they would baby-step us and help us the whole way, especially since their building is in the City of Centennial, which is where we live, and that we needed to get it approved. They said they knew the City of Centennial inside and out. We didn't know what we were doing and it was our mistake for trusting that they knew what they were doing within their own city. It clearly wasn’t the case.

So far, everything with Armstrong Steel is good. Our indoor air gun range isn't up yet because we have some issues we gotta take care of. Nonetheless, the steel is pretty solid. I haven't seen any of that Chinese cheap stuff yet. The sales rep got everything squared away and everyone else followed up all right. I am just concerned and was wondering if there was any kind of referral. When I took the plans to work to print out the blueprints for us, a guy was looking at it and really liked it. We'll be building a house within it. And then, he also ordered the atrium part of the canopy. That would've been cool for us to think about something like that but I was just like, "Bam, here." He spent $100,000-something. I asked if there was any kind of thing Armstrong Steel could do, like send a door and they said they don't have anything set up for that. I have no sense to refer somebody but overall, I'm satisfied with them.

My husband did his search on the internet and figured out what company to buy from. We were gonna build a 30 x 30 garage. My husband did most of the work while I picked out the colors and did the financing. We were very happy with the color options. My husband had in mind what he wanted and Armstrong did the build perfectly.

I did internet research and found that Armstrong Steel was a good company and they seemed reliable. We’re building an agricultural building for ourselves and the quality of Armstrong Steel was high. The product was all in specs and everything was shipped quickly. The responses from the sales rep were quick to any questions I had. I’m very satisfied with Armstrong Steel. All their staff from the sales representative to the shipping people to the final engineers and everything were really good.

I liked the quality of Armstrong Steel and I looked at their availability online. I live all the way back in the mountains and everything went perfectly with them. The shipper called me and I had to offload it outside of my property. I put it on my trailer and brought it into my property and offloaded it. Now, it's all ready to be erected, but I can't do it until I get the foundation permit. It’s a three-sided building and it’s sitting on the ground ready to go.

The experience overall, as well as working with the planners and developers was about the same across companies. But the price was so much better through Armstrong. It's been eight years since I finished the last steel building. and even with the increase in price, this building from Armstrong came in at about the same cost as what I paid for it eight years ago.

Armstrong Steel seemed to present themselves more professionally than most and I chose them for my personal shop. It's not finished yet, but I'm very impressed. Their customer support was very helpful and the interaction with the sales reps was excellent. I dealt with Laurel and Matt the most and they both did a great job.

Save your time, money, and frustration in dealing with Armstrong Steel. I began the purchase of a building in Oct/Nov 2018 and dealt with what seemed to be a good sales department. In hindsight, they oversold me on 10ft ridge vents for the building. Having never purchased one of these, I was sold 5 vents for a 70x50 building. There should not have been a need for more than 3 max. Like others on this review site, I was told that I needed to lock in the price due to the price fluctuations in steel so we pulled the trigger in November on the purchase. The price was in-line with others so that was of no concern. I asked to have the delivery scheduled as far out as possible since we had land to clear and a foundation to build. That was unfortunately met with some push-back and the schedule was set. I received the confirmation packet from Kade and this is where it started going south.

This is the first and the last time I’m gonna work with Armstrong Steel. They are no good. I’m a contractor and even with many companies giving me samples, I said no to them and tried Armstrong Steel instead. I saw this beautiful building on the side and I decided to call their number. I then dealt with a very nice lady, but after a month, I found out they didn't send me the corners for the top of the building. I called them and I was sent to a guy who didn’t care. They wanna charge me for the corners because I didn't check those out. They said I have five days to check out the inventory. It took me a month to put the building, and sometimes, there are little stuff that you cannot find until the end. I did my inventory with the big stuff, the main ones, but I did not look at the little ones. It's like when you buy a toy that you put together. If you look at the pack, you would not know if you’re missing anything or not until you start putting the stuff together.

Armstrong Steel responded quickly to my questions, while a large company took more than a week to get back to me. So I got a garage type building from Armstrong. They were able to provide all of the information I needed and they answered my questions with no trouble at all. Everything was pretty straightforward. They were ready to ship it, but I delayed it. But they were on time and then the turnaround was fairly quick. It wasn’t much more than six weeks.

Everything was good with the first building that I got from Armstrong Steel, so I bought another building from them. But I'm not buying from them anymore. The material is good. I like them. But I had some bad experience with them. I had some material that was damaged, and they said I waited too long. There were some R-Panel that were damaged, but they didn’t wanna replace it. Then, I had to spend about $300 to buy extra bolts because we were short on the bolts. They said I over bolted stuff, but there was no way. They didn’t wanna replace the bolts either.

I hope Armstrong Steel had a much more straightforward process. The interaction with their rep has way too much bureaucracy and redundancy. And the process was way too laborious. 14 pages to do what you could’ve done in two. Things had to be done, and redone, and redone. It really got tedious.

Jeffrey did a thorough job in explaining the Steel Building option. This company has the best steel deals for those who are serious about building a Steel Building. We would recommend this company along with this salesman, Jeffrey. Jeff did a great job showing us the steel building option as well as explaining it clearly to us.

My project with Armstrong Steel was a 50-by-70 steel building for a big warehouse and I liked the rep when I talked to him. It also seems like they run a tight ship. You go from the rep to the project manager to the engineering to the delivery and then they follow up. Everything was good except for one hiccup. When I bought the building, I got a rebate on my contract. But when I got the final bill, the rebate wasn't on there. So we ended up paying the original cost of the building. They said they were gonna look into it. It's been a couple weeks and I also called a few times but I haven’t heard back on it yet. They’ve been good about everything else though, so I’m sure they’re gonna make good. They covered all their bases and I’d do it again. I’d recommend them too.

Jeffrey ** he has gone above and beyond what was asked of him. Great job. Thank you. Great service and great company to work with. I will be back to do more work with them in the future. Thanks again.

I like Armstrong Steel's customer service. When they talk to you, they talk to you like a human being, not like you’re a machine. But one of the issues I had was that I didn’t get enough detailed preliminary plan for the concrete. The project was a metal building and I had already made a deposit. I just didn’t get enough detailed information on the placement of anchor bolts for the beams. But I was impressed with the knowledge of the sales representative who assisted me and I would seriously recommend the company.

Armstrong Steel seems like they're going to be very helpful in the building process but in terms of the process to get to here, I’ve not been real satisfied. I wanted an all-steel building and they weren’t quite forthcoming on a few things as far as what they should’ve been. They charge you for painting the steel and I’ve never heard of a company saying, “Here’s your cost of the building. Oh, by the way, if you want paint, that’s gonna be more expensive.” Who wants to put up a bare tin building? When you call and say you're pricing the building, you assume that there’s going to be colors included in that.

The first person I talked to from Armstrong Steel was very pleasant and not pushy. And that’s why I felt good about them. I got a barn from them and the service was pretty good. They kept following up. I’m happy so far with the service.

I am currently in the process of purchasing a building from Armstrong Steel. The salesperson offers me a rebate if I purchased the building before the end of the month. So I agreed. My contract shows a REBATE that was offered to me from their salesman with no other terms. I was told we need to keep on scheduled. We had 30 days to complete the design. The problem is it takes days or weeks to have anyone to return my calls therefore you are now falling behind. No fault of mine. We went on past the 30 day mark then to find out they start taking away your rebate.

When I did a research on Armstrong Steel, the quality and consistency of the product were good. The ratings on their company seemed pretty high, so I felt pretty comfortable doing business with them. I have a small farm and I have a garage steel building that I bought from them. The quality seems like it was a good quality product. Working with the company seems fine as well. The delivery was a little shaky, but that's a third-party vendor. But they have an outstanding product.

I spoke with a man named Jeff **. He was knowledgeable and offered me some different design types and sizes to consider which was nice. Although I chose not to purchase at this time, I will contact Jeff when the time comes.

Good service, stayed on me with lots of info for the project and lots of help. Nice guys who were well informed, responded quick to my questions. Good project planning and description. Like all the options for the building colors, doors, height. Thank you.

Armstrong Steel did me really wrong. I worked with them for a shop as they seemed to be a professional company with a quality product. And my experience with them was totally what I expected right up until the product arrived. There were stuff missing from the kit. I paid $50,000 for a building, and it was missing $1,200 worth of parts. And Armstrong Steel refused to replace the parts without me paying for them. When I spoke to them about the issue, they were very much like, "Oops, sorry about that. This is our procedure. Too bad." They just offered to let me buy the product and have free shipping. So due to the final outcome of the whole situation, I would definitely not recommend Armstrong Steel to anybody that I come across.

Armstrong Steel has a lifetime guarantee so I liked the look of that. I called them and I was able to reach an agreement with them. I put up a 30 x 40 private garage for residential use and most of the time, the people at Armstrong Steel were responsive. I actually had to call them back up and get a couple of extra parts because at one point I decided not to do it together. They offered it to me but I elected not to then I changed my mind and decided to get it. So after I had gotten both of the deals, I called back and did a supplemental order. But we had a little snafu because I was a little confused. I had ordered the roof installation then I decided to go with the wall installation as well, and we ended up getting a different order. It might have also been because of the fact I didn’t get it all at the same time. But I was able to get it straight with the installation company and they got back with Armstrong.

To further explain, I purchased a building from Armstrong at the end of last year where the Salesman told me multiple times that the building would be AISC certified. I was at omit about verifying the certification as I am erecting the structure in San Luis Obispo, California where the county building department requires the AISC certification to pass plan inspections.

I used Armstrong Steel for a storage building for myself. So far, the quality of the steel has been fine. The communication with them was not very good though. They weren't informative or interactive. When I ordered the building, it took a month and a half for them to get back with me about different things. They said that the person left and nobody followed up with him.

I purchased a machine shed from Armstrong Steel. The fact that the building would be of steel and the sale that they had made me use them. The cost was appropriate and reasonable. And the rep did a good job explaining things, but apparently, there was a miscommunication when I initially explained what I wanted in the building. I thought the quote that he gave me included the overhead doors and didn’t realize that there was an added cost for different colors of steel. I would’ve appreciated knowing that up front instead of finding when we were part way through the deal. I also didn't realize that different roof pitches would cost different amounts of money. The cost ended up being $10,000 more than the first quote that I had. Although I’m pleased with my building, I would’ve been more pleased if all of that would’ve been explained initially.

Armstrong Steel was said to be a higher quality building than I had run in the past, and their warranty supposedly, so I figured I would give it a shot. I wanted to try them out on a small scale before I bought a big building so I got a 40x60 for a personal shop. Trish was the salesperson and she was very helpful. But it was kind of a pain in the ass to get all the approval and to go through everything. Every step was kind of having to go through four different steps before they gotta sign. It was time-consuming. The steel companies I deal in the past was pretty fast and easy.

I live in Northern Nevada, and it’s kinda in a rural area. A couple of years ago, we got our general contractor license, so I was looking for a company that we could buy buildings. I talked to one of my friends and they told me that Armstrong Steel was a great company to go with, so I gave them a call, and that was how I ended up purchasing a building from them.

I ordered a steel building from Armstrong Steel and after many episodes and mistakes made by Armstrong, somehow I was able to get the shop built. I was happy to finally be done with them. Once you make your payment, they immediately remove any sense of responsibility for your experience. When I experienced snow damage last winter, they were next to impossible to deal with. You will get the runaround and wish you had any other option, but to deal with them. They piled my materials on with other materials for other customers. My materials never made it to my job site and they said it was my responsibility to find it on the other customers sites. I have still not found my materials and am out thousands of dollars, with no concern coming from Armstrong. They don’t label materials well and their drivers have no clue what is on their trucks.

I liked the style of the buildings by Armstrong. I purchased a 3,200 square foot steel structure from them but then what I didn't really like was that I ended up getting audited by some tax board because I had to pay taxes of $9,000 on it. When I originally purchased it, I didn’t know anything about taxes. The contract didn’t say I’d have to pay tax on it. I wasn't happy about that and the way that the structure is sold could have been better.

We used Armstrong for a metal building for a fire station, and we got a good quality building. We were happy with it. Also, the cost was moderate. It was not great but not terrible. The reps that we dealt with were cooperative and they did well with our concerns.

We bought the garage building from Armstrong Steel and we really weren't that happy about it. I was the project engineer on that job. When we ordered the building, insulation foam walls were included. When the building came in, half of those came. I submitted a modification on the building and they doubled up the price. The prices started from 22,000 and then they raised the price to 44,000. They changed their percentage so fast and they didn’t return calls too. They were looking to make a commission right away, not to build a future. I thought that a big name like them wouldn’t do such a thing. Also, the sales lady misinterpreted everything when we ordered. When she was given the money, she kept all the money and didn't give what we wanted. The building's quality is average too. The garage door is so small and weak. Plus, the doors are not that good as well.

I was a little bit disappointed in the way the process works because Armstrong Steel gives you a price for the base building, and then for adding things like doors and windows and gutters and gap sealer. So you don't know what that's gonna cost until you agree to buy the building. We didn't know what the building was gonna cost because they wouldn't tell us until we had bought the building. So that was kinda frustrating. But it was a fair price. It was neither super cheap nor super expensive. It was right in the middle.

Jeff was very helpful and confident in the quality of Armstrong products. He wanted to make sure we got the best possible. And although we have not made a purchase yet, they were very helpful in sifting through the engineering and materials.

Armstrong Steel fits the bill for what I needed for my personal farm property. But they're not very thorough. Their business model kinda sucks because they try to get you sucked into buying without a complete job price and then they come in afterwards and start marking up everything. They tack on the prices after the fact at a super high rate. It would be better if they would get the full information instead of selling you the building before they get it. The people were nice but it was almost like a used car sales approach that they used.

Armstrong Steel has a local sales office and it’s a nice place to do business with. I got my materials there building a workshop and I don’t think they can improve on anything. They worked with us well, and gave us all the information we needed at the time.

I had a great experience talking with Lynsey on the phone. She was very knowledgeable and professional. She listens to what I was looking for and able to extrapolate from there and send me information relevant to my needs. Although I am not able to complete the structure at this time, I hope to do business in the future with Armstrong Steel. Again Lyndsey thank you for all your help. Steve **

Armstrong is a known quality building and Allie ** did an excellent job representing the company and delivering timely customer service. We are building a venue on naturally beautiful land and want a clean but elegant look to enhance the surroundings and not upstage it - Armstrong will accomplish this objective.

Lindsey ** was amazing. She listened and we figured out, what my dream shop consisted of. I believe that this was natural for her and she should be teaching others what World class customer service looks like. Thank you :).

We have a herd of cows and I'm making a cabin barn and a vet clinic on the end. I'm working with Armstrong Steel. There was the architect, and the one that sold, and somebody else. I was so busy and I just wanted to put up a building quick and then, things got changed around. I didn’t get it done after all. But it doesn’t matter. The concrete has been poured and it must be time for something to happen. They told me what was happening and everything ended being just like they said. I looked at the siding. It looks real good. I’m satisfied with them.

The sales rep from Armstrong Steel that I spoke with was really good and she ordered me some steel. They kept me in the dark about when it was gonna be shipped but I had some people, so it worked out good for me. I got the building put up and the man that built it said that he has built a lot of them and he hasn't built anything that strong. It has 10-inch beams and I’m well-pleased with it. It's money well spent. I got a deal on it although they pestered the hell out of me a while because I had to talk to a certain person and I couldn’t talk to anybody else. But I overlooked that. Armstrong Steel did a great job. It was well-built and it stands up to the wind. It’s gonna be a fine home when I get it fixed.

Jeff ** was very professional, asking and giving all the questions and answers needed to ensure I had the right information to give to my client. Made for a great experience on the first time through with your company. I will continue to use him in the future and trust his judgement on issues that I am encountering.

My project with Armstrong is a 40 x 60 x 16-foot tall steel building that's mixed for business and personal use. We're gonna use one side for our garage and the other side for a shop. Armstrong is reputable. I've heard of them before and that's why I used them. I went down and met with them, and we looked over different types and pricing. What we're doing is that we sold our house, bought land and are having a house and a building built. So we picked out the color of the house then we picked out the same color of the building.

Excellent customer service. Jeff ** & Brooke ** have been amazingly responsive & accommodating looking for cheaper options and redesigns. I would definitely recommend Armstrong Steel to anyone else. They provided detailed quotes within hours of discussions and took budget limitations into consideration.

I rebuilt my shop using Armstrong Steel's product. It was a fire rebuild. I found the company on the internet and their sales rep was average. This was a one-off experience with Armstrong for me and it was okay. The quality of the steel that I got from them is okay too.

Great response and respectful conversation will have me buy from Armstrong when the time comes. Jeff was very understandable of my needs and respectful to my time frame of my project. Can't wait to call Jeff back to buy my building.

Jeffrey ** very knowledgeable with your products. Was able to give me very exact details and insight as to building Construction to help me make an informed decision. Inform me of discounts and availability all to my liking. I do hope I'm able to do business with this company in the future. Sincerely Joe.

Response was professional, courteous and well done. Jeff ** was thorough and I was well satisfied with how everything was handled. Our funds would not allow us to proceed with the purchase, we needed some expensive equipment as part of the new building.

The problem I’m having is I need to get a stamped, certified monolithic pour and I have no idea where I can get one of those. I have contacted customer service at Armstrong Steel several times, but they haven't been really helpful. If they had been helpful, I would have had it done. I live in Commerce City and my cabin where I’m gonna put the building up is in Fairplay. I thought I was just gonna be able to get a permit, pour the foundation, and put the building up, but there is a big problem and it might be Park County where the problem is. They got a bunch of rules and regulations. Also, every time I ask for something from Armstrong Steel, the price would go up.

We looked into Armstrong Steel as there were a lot of good comments about them. We used them for business, and their sales rep, Laurel, was helpful to us. However, this was the first time that we did something like this, so it did not go smooth for us. But in the end, we were satisfied with the result which was what we were looking for. So, we are happy with the product so far. We were thankful that Armstrong helped. Their products are now very good and many people like this product.

Teresa ** was very helpful and knowledgeable. She answered all questions and was eager to help me with my project. She promptly send out a quote with a snapshot of what the building layout would look like. Very informative and willing to go the extra mile to help me with information.

The building projects that I pursued with Armstrong Steel were a little of both business and personal. The price of their product was right so I chose them for my projects. Overall, their sales reps were 98% efficient. The quality of the steel that I received from them is okay. I have not assembled it yet because of the weather. It has been raining. But in the next several months, I’m gonna try to put it together.

I looked up Armstrong Steel online and I liked the way the building looked. They had a different coating or whatever was on the steel itself and it wasn’t red iron. I got a 40x50 building from them and everything was of good quality. I didn't have the greatest experience with the sales reps though. I had to lock what the amount was gonna be for my building and after they did the blueprints, I couldn't change up or add anything without it costing a lot of money. One rep, Trish, tried all she could to help me get stuff changed up but Armstrong Steel should go over in more detail about the buying process and let people know about the price in the beginning. Armstrong didn’t help with the process and their building was expensive when I could have gotten one closer to where I live and a lot faster for less money.

A friend of mine and his wife are building a new home just down the street from me and he found the Armstrong Black Friday sale last November. He contacted me because we both wanted garages, and he said he found a steal. He found Armstrong Steel online. I wouldn’t know one steel from another but it’s good. We've had lots of bad wind up here in the last couple of days, and it's still standing. However, I heard from the guys putting the thing up that the parts were not numbered or identified in any way for them to be able to look at the instructions and say, "Pick up part 22 and attach it to part 71." So, that was a complaint on the part of the workers. They were having to guess by looking at the pictures what the different parts were. Otherwise, everything went together just fine. I'm inside the garage right at this moment looking and it’s good.

I was very satisfied with the service and attention provided by Jeff ** in working with me to ensure I got the building I need for a competitive price. I will be following up next month when I am ready to buy.

There were some initial disparities between what the telephone contact person asserted and what was actually necessary to purchase additionally. We were told that doors were included in the original price. When we found out that they were not, and in fact, cost additional money, we were ready to cancel our contract. I wrote a letter intended to be delivered to executives. They responded with special pricing for trim and doors. The team who settled me down was excellent. My brother-in-law bought a lesser model from one of your competitors. Quality was notably absent from his and wonderfully present for ours. The difference in my costs were very well worth it. We are still in the process of finishing it since we are doing the work ourselves. But I am excited to have an amazing barn that will do so much for us.

I have looked at at least four companies but I liked Armstrong Steel's variety, the options that I could get and the size. The building was 40 x 48 and I couldn't find anybody local that would go that big. We must've gone 12 feet. Also, Armstrong Steel's website looked nice and their reps answered all the questions I had. The cost was okay and I'm satisfied with the quality of the building.

We were searching online for metal buildings and Armstrong Steel came up. We talked to one of their reps and he was really helpful. He gave me an idea of what we were doing and helped me as far as what we needed. We got a standard 32 x 52 building from them and we're gonna build a house inside of it. It's currently sitting in our yard right now and it's holding up well. I'm satisfied with Armstrong Steel.

I purchased a 30x40 steel hobby workshop. The process was very easy and straightforward. They sent me information on where I wanted doors and windows. They also gave me options on color and metal siding styles, all while making everything easy and convenient with pictures through email. They walk you through step by step of the process so there are no surprises. I will definitely use Armstrong Steel again for any of my building needs.

I am very pleased with the 50x100 metal building that I purchased thru Armstrong Steel Buildings. Placed my order, got the building and had it up and completed in 2 weeks. Very happy with the product and out where I live it takes a beating with the wind and weather and it has withstood it all. Would recommend this to all my neighbors and even a couple have bought from you all as well.

I thought Armstrong Steel's product was gonna good and their reps were nice and they talked it up. Also, I looked around at other ones, but couldn't get the delivery I wanted and with Armstrong, they got me set up. I went for it but I’m disappointed with the project. It's a lousy building with the way they have it engineered. They were missing brackets and didn't have gussets on the brackets and everything was bent. And they don’t have enough purlins in the building. The way it was set up was not right. It was built very cheaply and shouldn’t have been built that way. I put the building up and I'm dealing with it but I would tell others to go someplace else.

I needed a personal shop and thought Armstrong Steel had a good price. My interaction with their rep was fine and the cost compared to the quality of the building was good. But when I was gonna buy the building, I was told I could have it delivered whenever I was ready for it. Then once I made the down payment, they told me to receive it within 90 days. And when it showed up, I was responsible for unloading it and if I didn’t unload it within two hours, they were gonna charge me. I was unhappy I had to unload it and I would never recommend them to anybody that I know.

Armstrong Steel has been around for a long time and their buildings are notorious for quality. Price was an aspect I considered as well. I got quote five different companies and Armstrong came back top three. We bought a building and when it was ready, they shipped it. It's a shop and it's a nice building.

I found Armstrong Steel on the internet and saw that they had a good price on steel buildings. I got a 40x80 all metal garage which had two garage door openings in it, four windows and one regular walk-in door. So far, the quality is good. Their reps are good as well. They called and explained everything to me all the step of the way. But I was expecting that there would be plans for the concrete foundation for the building but they had informed me that that would have to be done by local engineers. It was my fault though 'cause I didn't read the fine print. Also, I had a delay as far as wanting to get the building shipped but they were really accommodating. They were ready to go whenever I was so they were definitely on point with everything. It's a good deal and I will definitely use them again.

Jeff ** was a great help with the sizing and design of my building needs! He was quick to respond and was able to answer all my questions. After I get my city to approve my build I will be contacting Jeff again.

I'm building two AG storage buildings. I found Armstrong Steel on the internet and at the time, they seemed like they had a better price. Their rep, Jim, was good and then I got passed on to Trish who was very helpful in the design process. I just completed the design phase and I expect to receive the buildings on April or May. As of right now, I would recommend Armstrong Steel.

I was responded too quickly with questions about how the project would go and Jeff was very helpful with any changes and issues that came up. We are still in the planning phase but I look forward to working with Armstrong Steel and Jeff in particular.

I searched online and Armstrong Steel was what popped up. I had made a couple of phone calls to a couple of other places and they seemed like they were pretty much in the ballpark. They told me that I was getting a little bit of a deal on the steel when I bought it and that was what sold me on going with them. I started it back in October and the design process went pretty smooth. The only thing I really struggled with was that I wasn't aware of all the additional stuff that Armstrong had to buy to complete the building and how much all that would actually add up to be. I really wasn't aware that the stuff didn't come with the building that I was buying.

I’ve been a contractor for 30 years. I have worked with different building businesses on and off. Armstrong has been my best experience ever. I like the way they responded. They were also extremely efficient, answered my questions and were on top of getting things done. The rep who I worked with was kick-ass. Her name was Lorelle, and she gave me a good follow up that made me get things done. The specifications of the steel that I ordered are also acceptable. Everything went so smoothly. I was very impressed all the way through the flow. Everybody was fantastic and very well-organized.

I knew I wanted a pre-manufactured steel building, and so I surfed in the net. Armstrong Steel was the one that looked like what I wanted, appearance-wise. I talked to the first rep and got it set on the price. I didn't realize that was only the steel. I didn't include any openings. I thought it was the little model that you build online. I was a little surprised at the doors when its openings are so much more, but I got through that. But if I had known upfront all the additional charges that I was gonna incur, I probably would not have done it.

Armstrong Steel had knowledgeable sales reps. They told us a price and we thought everything was included with this and everything was what we wanted. I liked their pricing at first. But then they came back with, “Oh, you don’t have a door in there and you don’t have the roof reinforced for solar.” It was kind of a misleading at first. They also didn’t do everything that was on the blueprints that we gave them. It was a hand drawn blueprint but we knew where all the doors and windows were going. We signed the paperwork then they came back with a different drawing. It was just a bait-and-switch thing, But that’s okay. We already put a downpayment down and it’s nonrefundable.

The process of getting the building from Armstrong Steel went fine. The reps weren't hard and were knowledgeable so the overall experience with them was fine. One thing though is that they gave me a very short window to try to figure out whether they had pieces that were missing. Everything was bundled together. I would prefer to have a little more latitude in regards to that. But overall, I would buy another building from Armstrong.

The Armstrong sales rep tried to sell steel to me and turned me over to an actual project designer. They were hard to get a hold of but they did what I needed and the price was fair. The only thing that could have been improved and that really screwed me over was that they didn't include any kind of floor plan design, which I understand because every state or city has different laws. But it ended up costing me another $10,000. Other than that, everything went pretty good and I've already sent them three more people.

I got a steel shop from Armstrong and it looks fine. Also, the person that sold me the building and the designer were fine. But every time I had a question, the rep wouldn't call back and wouldn't respond. He was a pain. I would call into Armstrong and they would transfer me to someone else. It has been horrible. Also, 'cause the steel is coming all the way in Denver and I'm in Oregon, the shipping is really slow.

We got a 50 x 100 steel building from Armstrong Steel. We chose to do business with them because of the price, delivery time, and the assistance and comments that we received from their people. We talked to Trish over the phone and she helped us buy everything. She was excellent. Everything was then shipped very well, except for one container that had no cover on it. When it arrived on site, it has been raining and there was snow on the roof, so there was moisture. Some of that seeped down to the cardboard boxes that were inside the container and they got wet. It was hard to make sure that we didn't split them open when we took them out for inventory. But as someone who knows steel buildings, I like the quality of the material on site very much.

I used Armstrong Steel's services to have a warehouse/workshop for my tinker projects erected. They're the best known where I'm at. So far, so good. Their sales team was helpful when it came down to answering questions that I had, were very cooperative and did everything they could to help me, as far as what my needs were for a building. I submitted my paper and the signed documents two weeks ago but I know that it takes them a little time to ship it out as far as trucks are concerned.

We had Armstrong Steel do a 30 x 30 workshop for my son-in-law and had it delivered to his property in Oregon. At the start, I compared different companies over the internet. It was a little dicey but I figured out that Armstrong Steel has a good reputation and their materials were viewed as some of the best in the business. I also talked to some people I knew in construction and I made the decision that their steel sheets are deemed higher gauge or thicker. The lower gauge actually is thicker, so their materials were supposed to be first-grade.

I liked Armstrong Steel's website and their interactive design process. Also, their reps were pretty good about getting back to me when I called. They were prompt about quotes and prompt about getting their projects started and finished. I pursued a personal building and a shop space with them but then in their drawings, they only provide one option as far as the foundation of the building goes. They pour an entire slab and erect the building but then there's more than one way to do that. I would like to see more of the footer and stem wall option. It's 30 grand to pour a slab and I can get a stem wall and footer if it was included in the design when going to the county to get permits. Still, everybody whom I talked to at Armstrong was great.

I am a retired ironworker and we put up Armstrong buildings. They are a little more labor-intensive in the field. Armstrong Steel put up a hay barn for me. The quality was fine and the cost was very good. I told the rep what I wanted on the phone, and they told me what they had and gave me a price. I was okay with it. The process with Armstrong could have been improved if they could get it here faster. They delivered it on the 5th day of February. We had snow and ice then and our steel got mudded all in the yard from where we had to unload it. The truck driver was told to stay on the road but he kept through the yard to the last flower beds. In spite of that, I would recommend Armstrong Steel but a different truck driver.

I'm a small contractor and I contracted a building with Armstrong Steel. My customer was gonna go with wood and he said that he'd been previously shopping around for steel. He gave me the names of three companies that he'd already called and he thought that Armstrong Steel was the cheapest one. They supposedly gave me a contractor price on the building, but I'll never know if they did or not. The sales rep was not bad, but he misled me a bit in the timeframe of how long it was gonna take the building to get built. The timeframe originally started somewhere around eight weeks. Instead, it got closer to 14 weeks.

I've had wooden pole barns in the past, and they were okay. But I've got an old barn on my site that's fallen in, primarily because wood fails quicker than metal, given the same conditions. So, I've got a newer wooden pole barn, and it's doing fine. However, the building that I am and have chosen and am purchasing is all metal, because I anticipate that I need to have it last for the duration of my son, and perhaps my grandson's useful career. I wanted some longevity.

We built a 100 x 60 building with a 20-foot lane tube with Armstrong Steel and they did exactly what we needed to do. Plus, it got a much higher wind storm rating than we were expecting. They were the best and they worked with our price. The reps were also able to answer most of our questions pretty quickly. We had a couple of pieces short to go find but other than that, everything went fine. I would buy another building from them if I had to.

The expected arrival of the Armstrong building that I bought is mid to late March. This building is a personal deal, and it's a good one. I’ve seen the pictures and plans, and the rep seemed to be able to work with me. This is the first time that I've worked with a steel building business.

Jeffery has been very helpful with barn info. We will start with a loafing shed for the horses. And a barn in two years. Prices seem very good compared to other big steel builders we got quotes from. Delivery times are very good. Thank you for your help. PS love the website.

Armstrong has been a lot more prompt with their responses compared to other steel building businesses. Also, I noticed that a lot of the other companies had had higher fees because they provided all of the services along with having the material dropped off. However, I can supply my own contractors. Armstrong beat others very well in terms of price. They already had a bulk amount of steel in the US before the new steel taxes. So, I was able to get those for the older price during the time of my purchase.

Armstrong Steel deceived me in a number of ways. The things I asked for in the barndominium I wanted weren't there. The front windows had an angle at the top but then the top is supposed to follow the roofline. I talked to Armstrong about the windows and they said that their computer didn't make the windows that way but it was just really done that way. Also, I fought with them over the color of the roof because when they put their thing together, they made a silver color steel roof that wasn't painted. I thought their reps knew what they were talking about. I got kinda P.O'd at them in the end because they made some changes and didn't tell me. There needs to be a whole lot more communication. When they change something or when they're gonna work the price to make it a little better.

We've contacted Armstrong in getting building pricing for our steel building. Teresa, with Armstrong, has been wonderful because she has returned our phone calls and emails promptly, and takes the time to understand our project. She has given us emails with the estimate and a picture of what the building would like. We have enjoyed working with her.

I would highly recommend Armstrong Steel. We worked with Allie and she was amazing and very knowledgeable. She answered all of our questions in a timely manner and helped us choose the right building, we listened to all of her recommendations and are so pleased we did.

This has been a learning experience. I'm new to this process and when I got a great price on a steel building with a rebate no less I was hooked line and sinker. I thought I was doing all the right steps when I started researching this project by reading all the reviews but now realize it was reviews on their website. All positive, duh.

I was told my building would be $68K with a $9k rebate bringing it to $59k. The rebate disappeared. Yours will too, I guarantee it. Then I get a quote for an additional $98k in "upgrades" which include engineering required for permits. I tossed most of that, but the building still cost me $98k. Two large steel structural beams were not delivered. The company will do absolutely nothing to get them to me, but they have offered that perhaps they will quote me on "replacing" them.

I tried to buy a building from this company in but after they received my down payment their customer service was nonexistent. They missed my require delivery date and they refused to work with on getting this building purchased and in refunding my deposit after I lost all faith in them. I had one manager tell me that one salesman didn't respond to phone messages that he only responded well to email messages. I thought what kind of company requires you to learn how to deal with their quirky customer service failings. I don't believe any positive reviews I read about this company after my feelings with them. I submitted a review with the Better Business Bureau about this company and nothing happened and even my negative review was deleted. I don't know who was paid to make that happen but I was very disappointed by it.

Armstrong Steel gave me a quote with a great price of ~$16,000 for a 30x35' building; I was given pre-contract assurances that the building would meet Michigan code. When I entered into a contract to furnish the building, the sales lady said, "Wow, what a great deal you got." Once I was locked in by contract to purchase the building (with a deadline for engineered drawings prescribed by my Township), new building plans and an updated contract were provided adding almost $8,000 of additional building charges to the cost. I had considered sourcing doors and other accessories from Armstrong Steel but I found that their markup was several integer multiples of similar items from Lowe's or Home Depot.

Promised a structure for x amount but kept adding to x amount. I am still trying to get my deposit back which is $5200 for a $20500 20x40 structure. Okay so I called and I desperately needed a building for my disabled husband in my backyard to live. Los Angeles County gave me the okay to build. I called Armstrong Steel and spoke to a Richard. He said I have a 20x40 for 25k but let me ask in the warehouse if that Easter sale is still on. Waiting waiting... gets back on. “Yes I can get that building for you for 20k if you put down a deposit by Friday" (it was Wed at the time). He then says, “...if you can wait 3 months I can have it shipped with other kits and it will be free shipping.” It said sounds great. Everything sounded great.

Salesman told us everything we wanted to hear. We had been researching buildings for the last 2 years. Armstrong Steel is very quick to get papers out to sign and you feel as though you will be taken care of, then everything goes downhill. We signed for a building and put down a down payment. 10 days go by before we hear from a project manager. Project manager has us make corrections to a drawing and send in a list of requested accessories. After a week of no response to email and phone calls I was able to call our project manager using *67 before his number. He answered right away. He had questions about our drawing.

Signed a contract to buy a steel building. Once you give them 4500.00 deposit it all changes. This company through the process lied and gave wrong information. Which they say was a training problem. They will not change the contract back to what I signed. I am working with the BBB and they can't get them to call them back.