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Mid-West Steel Building Company Aligns Under Metallic Building Systems

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October 13, 2020

Metallic Building Company, a leading supplier of custom-engineered metal buildings across North America, announces its incorporation of Mid-West Steel Building Company, a provider of metal building systems in Texas and New Mexico. The new company name is Metallic Building Systems.

“Metallic will celebrate its 75th anniversary next year and Mid-West has been in business for 50 years, which totals 125 years of expertise and relationships that leading builders and contractors have trusted for generations,” said Trey Ohl, district manager, who has been with the company over 15 years. “We’re excited to welcome Mid-West customers to Metallic Building Systems and continue building our national reputation for delivering high-quality products and personalized service our customers can count on.”

In a complex and ever-changing business landscape, builders can trust Metallic Building Systems to consistently manufacture proven, high-quality products that are easy to erect, delivered on time and within budget.

“We’re committed to providing the highest level of service before, during and post purchase—and reliably delivering a complete building solution when and where customers need it,” said Ohl.

Former Mid-West customers will notice changes in the form of improved efficiency and growth opportunities.

“Over time, they should expect shorter lead times and faster project completion due to our streamlined operations and expansive national manufacturing and distribution footprint,” said Ohl. “Plus, they’ll gain access to the Metallic Authorized Builder network, which offers unlimited solutions to help grow their business.”

The network provides access to the Builder’s Gateway, which provides builders with real-time account information and business leads, as well as estimating tools, a design library, marketing resources, training opportunities and more.

“We believe success is a team effort,” said Ohl. “That means we’re going to support you from the moment a project comes in the door to final delivery.”

Ensuring customers’ continued success is critical to Metallic Building Systems and its parent company, Cornerstone Building Brands, Inc. (NYSE: CNR), the largest manufacturer of residential and commercial exterior building products in North America.

“Over the last several decades, Cornerstone Building Brands has expanded our footprint across the communities we serve,” explained Jessica Navascues, president, engineered building systems, Cornerstone Building Brands. “The integration of the Mid-West and Metallic brands will strengthen our ability to deliver building solutions that will further enable communities to grow and thrive. We believe every building we create, and every part of that building, positively contributes to communities where people live, work and play.”

For more information, visit Metallic.com.

KEYWORDS: manufacturing metal steel

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