CONSTRUCTION PROCESS FOR STEEL FRAME HOME

   Building a steel frame home offers a great alternative to traditional wood-framed houses. Here is an overview of the construction process involved in residential steel buildings.

Site Preparation

   Before the construction process can begin, the site must be prepared. This process involves clearing land and leveling the ground, both of which are critical to ensuring that the foundation is properly installed and the steel frame house is stable.

Foundation Installation

   The foundation is a critical component of the steel frame house construction process. It is typically made of concrete and serves as the base for residential steel buildings.

Steel Frame Assembly & Penalization

   Once the foundation is installed, the steel frame assembly process can begin. Steel frame houses are built using design-led technology. Residential steel buildings are built using wall panels, floor joists, and roof trusses that can all be prefabricated off or on-site and then erected. The assembly process for steel frames is fast and efficient, making it an ideal option for those looking to build a new home quickly. With the BuildTech System, you have access to hardware, software and support services that accelerates the construction process, increase productivity and accuracy and reduce labor costs.

Finishing

   This process is the final stage of construction for a steel frame house. Finishing involves installing exterior features like siding, roofing, and windows. Interior finishing involves installing insulation, drywall and flooring. Steel or metal frame houses can be finished in a variety of ways, making them a versatile option for homeowners.

   Other stages of the construction process that may be relevant include plumbing and electrical installations, which are typically installed during the finishing process. Landscaping is another critical component of the construction process, which is completed after the house is built.