CUSTOM-ENGINEERED METAL BUILDING SYSTEMS​
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Complex, cost-effective buildings for sophisticated projects
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​Red Dot specializes in complex, custom-engineered metal building systems. Our signature commitment to quality and service has marked projects both big and small for over 60 years.
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Combining state-of-the-art design, engineering, manufacturing, and erection management services, Red Dot has the necessary expertise and experience to be your single-source supplier on future building projects.
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WHY CHOOSE RED DOT TO SUPPLY YOUR NEXT METAL BUILDING?
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Red Dot embraces building complexity and customization which allows you to tailor every aspect of the steel structure, from dimensions and layout to choice of materials, ensuring scope solutions that best meet the needs of your project.
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HYBRID STEEL BUILDING SYSTEMS ​
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Single-source steel building provider on architectural projects
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Unlike many within the PEMB industry, on architectural projects consisting of both custom-engineered metal building and class A structural steel systems (aka hybrid steel buildings), Red Dot welcomes the added complexity of designing and detailing the required connections between the two distinct building styles. Doing so allows the Company to offer added value by eliminating many of the time-intensive coordination duties required of general contractors when the PEMB supplier and structural steel provider are different entities on a particular project.
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Along with our IAS AC-472 pre-engineered metal building certification, we also hold the industry-required AISC certification which allows Red Dot to offer the full-service package of design, fabrication, and erection management on your hybrid steel building projects.
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WHY SELECT RED DOT AS YOUR SINGLE-SOURCE SUPPLIER OF HYBRID STEEL BUILDINGS?
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Red Dot expertly blends the advantages of pre-engineered metal building construction with the flexibility and cost efficiency of hybrid designs, ensuring a durable and customizable structure that meets your specific needs.
