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A Reputation Worth Having Starts with the Right Advice

Last week, a client asked me whether a pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) made sense for a two-story office building. My answer? It depends. What are you trying to accomplish? Is minimizing cost the primary objective? Or are design flexibility, aesthetics, and architectural requirements driving the project? If cost is the main factor, a PEMB can Read More

Top Metal Building Contractor: Tedesco Construction Services

Tedesco Construction Services has been recognized by Metal Construction News as a Top Metal Building Contractor by Tonnage. Thank you to our partners and clients for your continued support! We look forward to building on this momentum and delivering more successful projects in the year ahead. See here for the full list: Top Metal Building Read More

The Construction Presidents Club Podcast: Justin Tedesco

Justin Tedesco, Vice President of Pre-engineered Metal Buildings, was featured on the Construction Presidents’ Club podcast with Jamie Trevett. Justin discusses leadership, growth through acquisition, and the value of pre-engineered metal buildings: delivering projects with speed, cost efficiency, and single-source accountability. He also dives into how we build culture at Tedesco Construction Services , the importance Read More

Tedesco Construction Services is Now on Youtube!

For over 50 years, Tedesco Construction Services has been a trusted leader in designing and constructing premier pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs). Now, we are bringing our expertise straight to your screen! We are thrilled to announce the official launch of our YouTube Channel, your new go-to hub for construction insights, project deep-dives, and industry advice. Read More

Blueprints for Builders: Justin Tedesco

Pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs) have evolved from basic industrial structures into versatile building solutions that offer greater design flexibility and customization. On the Blueprints for Builders podcast, Justin Tedesco, Vice President of Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings at Tedesco Construction Services, joins Nicholas Singer to discuss this evolution and the expanding possibilities of PEMBs across a variety Read More

Metal Buildings: Production Versus Approval Order

Pre-engineered Metal Building (PEMB) lead time has become a topic of conversation again. We have recently seen a slight increase in lead times, but nothing as severe as we saw coming out of COVID. Lead times will stabilize. The recent surge in orders came from people wanting to dodge the new tariffs. Metal building contractors Read More

Understanding Structural Design Criteria for Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs): Wind Loads

Wind load is another important design consideration for pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs). Many people know that designing for a specific wind speed is important. But, there are other key factors to consider when designing a building. Wind speed, wind exposure and the enclosure type of the building all play a critical role. Wind Speed Basic Read More

Understanding Structural Design Criteria for Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs): Part Three

Designing for Roof Loads in Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs) are designed to handle various loads. These include dead, live, and collateral loads. The International Building Code (IBC) sets minimum requirements. But, to design for real-world conditions, we must understand the building’s specific use. This article is about roof loads. Dead Loads Dead Read More

Understanding Structural Design Criteria for Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (PEMBs): Part Two

Our company sits in Western New York, an area renowned for major snow events. Buffalo gets over 90 inches of snow each year, on average. Some storms have dropped over 80 inches in a single event. Snow load is one of the most critical factors in designing the buildings we supply. Snow loads may seem Read More