Tall-wall, post-free shop buildings for fabrication, woodworking, auto work and equipment. Add a mezzanine, roll-up doors and a lift bay. All engineered to your local code with stamped drawings custom to your site.
A pre-engineered steel shop building package in Utah runs about $24 to $31 per square foot on our live estimator for Salt Lake County, with PE-stamped drawings for your site. A 30×40 shop with 14 ft walls and two roll-up doors estimates at about $28,800 to $35,900. A 40×60 with 16 ft walls estimates at about $57,800 to $72,000. Foundation and erection are separate.
| Shop size (W×L×eave) | Doors & windows in the estimate | Salt Lake County estimate |
|---|---|---|
| 24×30×12 | 1 walk door, 1 roll-up, 2 windows | $16,600 – $20,700 |
| 30×40×14 | 1 walk door, 2 roll-ups, 2 windows | $28,800 – $35,900 |
| 40×60×16 | 1 walk door, 2 roll-ups, 4 windows | $57,800 – $72,000 |
| 50×80×18 | 2 walk doors, 3 roll-ups, 4 windows | $99,900 – $124,300 |
Utah counties have very different snow, wind and seismic loads, and the steel is engineered to your exact site. The same 30×40×14 shop estimates at:
| County | 30×40×14 shop estimate |
|---|---|
| Washington County (St. George) | $26,800 – $33,300 |
| Salt Lake County | $28,800 – $35,900 |
| Utah County | $29,900 – $37,200 |
| Davis County | $30,700 – $38,100 |
| Weber County | $30,900 – $38,500 |
| Cache County | $31,900 – $39,800 |
| Summit County (Park City) | $36,600 – $45,600 |
Included: the pre-engineered building package (steel frame, wall and roof panels, trim, fasteners, the doors and windows listed) and PE-stamped drawings for your county. Not included: the concrete foundation, site prep, erection labor and permit fees, which your own contractor handles. We'll help you find a concrete contractor and an erection crew.
Estimates are from our live estimator as of October 2026, with a standard 3:12 roof pitch and 10×10-class roll-up doors. Bigger doors, insulation, a mezzanine or a steeper roof add to the price. Your written quote is the firm number. Price your exact size and county →
Cold-formed steel spans up to 100 ft with no interior columns, so your floor stays open for machinery, vehicle bays and material handling. Tall walls give crane and lift clearance, and the system bolts together fast without heavy equipment.
| Size (W×L) | Best for | Wall height |
|---|---|---|
| 30×40 | Single-bay fab / wood shop | 12–14 ft |
| 40×60 | Multi-bay shop + mezzanine | 14–16 ft |
| 50×80 | Equipment / fleet maintenance | 16–18 ft |
| 60×100+ | Industrial fabrication | 18–20 ft |
Outfit it
Add a second-level office, storage or parts loft without losing floor.
Up to 14×14 and larger for trucks, trailers and equipment.
Spray-foam packages keep the shop working through the coldest winter.
Tall walls and engineered framing for two-post lifts and jib cranes.
Windows, skylights and louvers sized to your layout.
PE-stamped drawings for your site's snow, wind & seismic loads.
About $24 to $31 per square foot for the building package in Salt Lake County, based on our live estimator as of October 2026. A 30×40×14 shop estimates at $28,800 to $35,900. Snowier counties cost more and St. George costs less. Foundation and erection are separate.
Cold-formed steel spans up to about 100 ft with no interior posts, so you can keep the entire floor open for bays and equipment.
Yes. We engineer mezzanines and frame for interior office build-outs as part of the design.
With the right wall height and engineering, yes. Tell us your equipment and we'll spec the framing and clearances.
Every order includes PE-stamped engineering for your jurisdiction. Building in Utah? See our county permitting guides for local requirements.
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