I had attended a college that is strong in the engineering field. When you go through the Physics classes, the calculus classes and more you realize very quickly just how bound the hard sciences are to math. In engineering, either you do the calculations correctly or someone could get killed either during the construction or afterwards.
So when you are talking about steel buildings, you need to not only get the calculations correct but you must factor in the construction codes of the state and regional areas you are doing the work in. Because if you fail to do so, all of the work on the steel buildings is for naught as the building inspector will not approve your work for sale or use.
So whether it is for a warehouse, a church, or a dairy barn, you need to make certain you receive the best quality steel buildings as they need to stand up to the various forces of nature. Up here, they have to withstand the ranges of 50 mph winds and hot summer heat to the bitter cold of January and blizzards. Should you be in California, you are graced with the building codes to factor in earthquakes. So it goes on for whichever state you may be in.
May certain you get a company that values performance of their product which is only done by following real science and math especially if you are in the areas of hurricanes.
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