Armstrong SteelReviews of armstrongsteelbuildings.com

We were led to believe that our garage was going to cost 1/2 less than it ended up. There are so many undisclosed hidden fees that had I known I would have stick built it for the original price. Plus we are still Waiting on our garage doors to be delivered and I can’t seem to get an answer. Build it yourself and save thousands.

Do not use this company! They are crooks and frauds. This is a East Coast company pretending to be a local Colorado manufacturer. The scam is to not tell you anything about the building until they have received the initial deposit. Have you noticed how the website is extremely vague about the materials and pricing of the building? Yah, you only get this information once you've given them your deposit. Here's where the real costs come in. As an example, if you would like a walk door with your building, that will be an additional $2,250. That's right, for a door frame, door and hardware it will be an additional $2,250. Hope you didn't want two doors or possibly an overhead door. Your economical steel building is no longer remotely economical. If you have made the unfortunate mistake of signing the initial sales agreement and given them a deposit, you are screwed. You are now left with paying exorbitant fees for their products or sourcing every other component of the building for yourself, including walk doors, overhead doors, windows, insulation, etc. If this was the extent of the problem, that may still be feasible. Unfortunately, you do not get any mechanical drawings of the building until more contracts are signed and you have paid in full. Now they can start charging change fees for any modifications that need to be made by you based on lack of information. Get the picture. After about the fourth additional contract, they are literally asking the buyer to sign off on the engineering drawings themselves and have enough legalese to protect themselves no matter what they may do. If you really want to get the real flavor of this company, research the name of the Company president and do a Denver Post search with that name for an incident that occurred on April 14, 2004. It will tell you everything you need to know.

Hard to work with draft and no one to help unload and help to organize the assembly Just felt that after we bought the building we were on our own..

Been working with Rick Robertson on a Barndominimum and super happy with the walk through help and whole process of getting this project going.

Rick Robertson provided a rapid quote and excellent follow-up regarding my initial inquiry. I'm impressed so far.

I ordered the building in January 2020 and paid the required down payment. The building was engineered and I paid the required payment n March 2020. I asked for a delivery date in Montana of July 9th, 2020. I was told somewhere near the end of June that the delivery date was moved to July 16th, 2020. Another week later I was told that the delivery date was moved to July 22nd, 2020. Everything on the inventory sheets were found on my physical inventory except the windows (8) and one entry door. I understood that they were to be delivered on a separate truck but I was never told that they would be arriving on a different date. After several calls, I finally found out that the shipment was coming out of Houston on August 11th but I still did not know when they were to arrive in Montana. In short, I still don't have my building erected due to trying to reschedule my subcontractors several times in rural Montana. I understand that the virus caused many of these problems but prompt communication could have limited some of them.

I've never ordered a building before. I over-ordered on insulation, but when I tried to alter the order, Armstrong refused. They pointed out that once I accepted the order, I was on the hook for everything or had to pay 50% of anything I wanted to delete. I understand if the insulation had already been cut or the building production even begun, but it hadn't. Not allowing these kinds of changes, offering no goodwill or recognition that not everyone who buys one of these is likely to buy another one, was crappy service, especially since I was paying cash. I'll not recommend Armstrong to any of my fellow ranch owners who wish to build storage structures because of its inflexibility and lack of customer-focused service.

Complete lack of usable information until the delivery date was set. almost six months from ordering and paying a deposit until the ship date. Could not give a date on any window of probable delivery of the plans, so I could deliver them to an engineering firm for county specific drawings. My building contractor almost gave up it took so long. Everything came in a sudden rush which left me scrambling to coordinate all the different aspects. Ordered on December 30 2019, as of today August 19 2020, the skeleton of the building is complete, siding going on. The erectors have been at it three weeks. Great quality building, some pieces missing, took about ten days to get them. I don't think any other building outfit is any better, having friends that have bought steel buildings.