Agricultural PEMB erection.

Equipment storage, workshops, salt sheds, and livestock buildings — erected from anchor bolts to ridge cap by a crew that knows how to keep a schedule moving.

Exterior view of the H&H Lawn aggregate storage facility built by Midwest Erectors

Built for you, finished on time.

Most agricultural PEMBs share three constraints: a developer's pro forma, a completion date, and a city's review timeline. We've spent years bidding work where any one of those slipping wrecks the others — so we bid, plan, and erect like none of them have any room to give.

What "agricultural" usually means.

  • Farm Equipment Storage — 6,000–40,000 sf, clear span, framed openings
  • Salt Shed — 500–3,000+ sf, lean-to packages, open to air
  • Workshop & flex space — bridge crane, fire-rated assemblies

What MEC provides.

Frame

  • Primary frames
  • Purlins & girts
  • Bracing & eave struts
  • Anchor-bolt verification

Skin

  • Roof sheeting
  • Wall sheeting
  • Soffit panels
  • Trim & flashing
  • Insulation packages

Openings

  • Overhead doors framing
  • Walk doors & storefront prep
  • Window framing

Schedule fit, not schedule shock.

For agricultural PEMBs we typically run a 6-10 week erection window depending on size, story count, and weather. We post our weekly look-ahead, and flag long-lead items (overhead doors, custom trim) at the kickoff — not the week before they're needed.

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Have drawings? Let's price it.

If your project is interesting and the schedule works, we'll travel for it. Send the details — we'll tell you straight whether we can do it justice.