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 buildings come down to three things: the right size for the operation, a completion date that matters, and a crew that shows up when scheduled. No building is too small for us, and we work directly with owners as well as general contractors, so we bid, plan, and erect like the schedule has no room to give.

Open-sided steel aggregate storage structure at H&H Lawn with concrete bulk material bays

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
  • Storage sheds & small outbuildings: no minimum size, owner-direct or through your GC
  • 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.

Steel shop building with a cantilevered canopy corner and overhead door
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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.