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Indaco manufactures and sells high-quality kits to build a wide variety of metal buildings. Regardless of the size or framing of your building kit, Indaco Metals includes all components for building assembly in addition to a menu of add-ons for function and curb appeal. Click a section to skip to it: What's included with Indaco Metals building kits? Choosing what type of panel What else will my building need? How can my metal building have better curb appeal? Will the building conform to my city's codes? What is included with Indaco Metals building kits? An all-steel frame #1 (26 gauge) pre-painted sheet metal Your choice of two panel profiles, Duraloc or R-Panel Your choice of 15 Valspar® paint colors (with a 40-year manufacturer limited warranty) Matching screws, trim and accessories 3′ wide commercial steel-frame, walk-through door Illustrated assembly instructions designed for local codes (engineered, stamped drawings are also available) If one of our standard kits won’t meet your needs, we can design a custom building to your specifications! If your project is in the hands of a contractor, Indaco Metals is glad to work directly with your contractor to provide you the best quality at a competitive price. Choosing what type of panel Indaco's building kits all give you the option to select R-panel or Duraloc sheet metal profiles for your project. But what's the difference? R-panel sheets are considered "standard" and feature a 1.25" rib for every foot of length. Duraloc has a much lower profile, with .75" ribs. Depending on your use case / environment, one may be a better choice than the other. Give us a call to talk about what sort of structure you are needing and if we would recommend a specific panel type for your project. What else will my building need? Insulation Metal buildings can become dangerously hot in the summer months, and wide changes in temperature outdoors can cause considerable condensation inside the building. Whether or not you are planning to climate-control your metal building, insulation may be a worthwhile investment. Vinyl-reinforced insulation is available as an add-on to every kit. Certified R-10 is our "standard issue" when you choose to insulate, but a variety of thicknesses and R-values are available. Windows & Doors While we do not supply windows or overhead doors, we have a list of providers for these kinds of building additions and plans to add these features to your building does impact the kit we put together for you! Make sure to let your sales rep know how many windows or doors you plan to add in what sizes, along with where they will be on the building so that we can provide you with additional framing and trim pieces so that your building kit will support your vision. Gutters Especially for larger metal buildings, adequate guttering is vital to ensure that runoff does not cause erosion issues around your new building (or pouring water above entrances!). Indaco offers guttering as an add-on to all building kits. Lean-tos specially in the agricultural industry, having an adjoining lean-to on a metal building makes sense for a covered area to park items like tractors and their attachments, hay reserves, or other items that do not have to be in a fully enclosed space, but need to be protected from precipitation. Talk to our sales team if you think a smaller building with a lean-to may be a good fit for your needs and budget. Ridge Vents Ridge vents increase ventilation using natural airflow, and can increase the longevity of your roof, but may not be right for every building. Ask your sales representative if ridge vents are right for your specific project. How can my metal building have better curb appeal? There are endless options to customize the exterior of your metal building to increase its appearance and function. Here are a few additions that Indaco can include as add-ons to your metal building kit: Cupolas Sometimes called “lookouts”, these small structures placed along the roof ridges of larger buildings are often added for visual interest, but they can also provide additional roof ventilation and introduce natural light. Wainscoting Improve the aesthetics of your building with a wainscot styling – choose a complimentary (usually darker) color of sheet metal to be installed all the way around your building on the first three to four feet from the ground of your structure’s sidewalls. Skylight panels Indaco’s translucent fiberglass "skylight" panels interlock seamlessly with the metal sheets for the sidewalls of your building; they are not recommended for use on roofs A cost-effective (best applied on walls, not roofs) shine brilliantly and interlock with our metal sheets. Will the building conform my city's codes? Indaco Metals buildings are designed to meet the International Building Code (IBC) requirements and conform to codes within city limits. However, municipal building codes can vary widely, so check with your contractor or municipality if you have any specific concerns. Additionally, size and configuration of buildings may be subject to zoning laws depending on your area. If your building will be erected within city limits, it is likely that your project will require a building permit.

This video should help you decide if you will need insulation for your metal building. Insulation is an option available with every Indaco building kit. Certified R-10 is our standard issue, but a variety of thicknesses and R-values are available to meet your needs.

Indaco Metals has been providing affordable, quality products for the metal building and metal roofing industries since 1995. We know that our commitment to exceptional customer service is why we have literally thousands of satisfied customers. We also know that referrals from these customers are the leading source of hundreds upon hundreds of new Indaco Metals customers every year. Indaco Metal's Mission To provide its customers with a quality product at a fair price and with unsurpassed customer service. A History of Success In 1995, Joe Inda and his wife, Charlotte, started Indaco Metals with only one employee. Together, they worked many long hours to ensure the success of their business. Joe’s strong conviction that people should get a quality product at a fair price and with exemplary customer service remain as core principles of Indaco Metals today. From our original 6.000 square foot plant, Indaco Metals has grown steadily and today encompasses over 42,000 square feet of manufacturing, office, and warehouse space. In 2005, Indaco Metals expanded its product line to include rigid frame buildings, which have proven to be an increasingly popular and important part of our product line. Indaco Metals is a true family owned and operated business. Joe’s son, Josh, is a registered professional engineer and serves as Indaco’s CEO. Joe’s son-in law Steve Moore serves as Indaco’s COO. Now 21 years after its beginning, Indaco Metals is going strong with over 50 dedicated employees committed to upholding the principles that have made the company a success. How We Can Work For You If you have any questions about how Indaco Metals’ products can work for you, don’t hesitate to call or come by to consult with one of our professional customer service representatives to discuss your needs. Or, simply stop by our plant to see how our products are produced! We will also be more than happy to give you an online estimate.

There are a few differences in rigid and trussed frame metal buildings. Truss frames are the more common frame style, and meet the requirements for most use cases. Truss framed buildings are generally more economical than rigid frames. Rigid frames are much stronger and a better option for larger buildings; these frames can hold up to larger snow loads and wind speeds than truss. Additionally, rigid frames lend more flexibility as windows and doors can be placed anywhere along its sidewalls, whereas trussed frames are limited in this regard. Indaco's Rigid Frame Building Kits For a heavy-duty metal building almost limitless in size, function, and design, insist on Indaco Rigid. With solid steel beams, wall supports, and bolt-together rafters, Indaco Rigid framing structures defy wind and water for generations. Our rigid-frame buildings can be as small as a horse barn (30 by 40 feet is the minimum size for a rigid building) or as large as a factory. The buildings can be as simple as your land area allows, or as exceptional as your imagination allows. Customized sizes begin at 30′ x 40′ x 10′. Your building’s primary frame is factory-coated in primer with rust inhibitors. Indaco’s quality control ensures your sheet metal, trim, and components meet the industry’s highest standards. Rigid buildings come standard with closures and a pre-formed ridge cap to ensure a weatherproof seal from top to bottom. Rigid buildings require no welding; all parts come factory-welded, identified, marked, and pre-punched. Trussed Frame Buildings Our fully engineered metal truss buildings can be welded or bolted together – it’s your choice! Packages are available in 6 standard widths at 3/12 pitch – from 20×20 to as large as 60×120. Other pitches are also available.