Pricing An Integrity Building

One of the most critical things to remember when seeking a price for an Integrity building is that the most reliable source throughout the design process will always be your local salesman. The experienced sales team at Integrity are equipped with the knowledge to explain to a customer what a building will cost and why it will cost what it costs.

They serve as the primary point of contact throughout the entire construction process – from the first customer inquiry until the moment the customer is handed the keys to their completed building.

As with any Integrity building, the final cost of a building depends on a wide variety of factors and variables. Insulation and concrete floors typically have the largest impact on pricing. Other building components such as windows, doors, non-standard roof pitches and siding materials will heavily factor into the final price tag. Geography, typical climate conditions and extreme weather risks can also affect the price of a building. Every building is unique – a 40×60 Shop built in the Medicine Hat may not be engineered identically to a Shop built in Saskatoon. Before any Integrity building vision can become a reality, customers must coordinate building site planning and preparation. A handful of factors, considerations and restrictions can influence the decision on where to build, and adequate and efficient site preparation will only enhance the construction process. A flat site an ideal selection for construction, as grading and fill will require additional costs.

Successful site planning will also provide an efficient construction process. An adequate work zone around your building site will not only allow for crew equipment to be properly used, it will also provide for proper drainage and building use after your project is complete. So what does it cost? The price of an Integrity building is driven by two major factors – size and building components. Speaking with the salesman in your area to communicate your building ideas and preferences will always give you the best idea on what an accurate final price tag would be.

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MOVERS & SHAKERS AWARD FOR 2010 FROM ALBERTA CONSTRUCTION MAGAZINE

Jerry Myer of Integrity Post Structures received the Movers & Shakers Award for 2010 from Alberta Construction Magazine.

AG INNOVATION 2014 WINNER

Agri-Trade’s Equipment Expo Ag Innovation Winner – Integrity Post Structures with their winning submission Perma-Column.

2017 ALBERTA BUSINESS AWARDS OF DISTINCTION

Alberta Chamber of Commerce, Young Entrepreneur Award of Distinction Winner – Integrity Post Structures.

INTEGRITY'S CEO ACCEPTED INTO ELITE NATIONAL PROGRAM

Jerry Myer, Owner/CEO has been selected to participate in the 2017 QuantumShift program. QuantumShift is an exclusive invitation-only leadership development program for 40 of Canada’s most promising entrepreneurs. Founded by KPMG Enterprise and the Ivey Business School at The University of Western Ontario, QuantumShift uses Ivey’s highly regarded case study method and award-winning faculty to help take the skills and talents of these entrepreneurs to the next level.

Integrity Buildings wins in two categories for the 2018 NFBA Building of the Year Awards.

The NFBA (National Frame Building Association) has awarded Integrity Buildings with two 2018 North American Building of the year awards. The winner categories are “Hobby Shop” and “Institutional Building”.

Jerry Myer, Founder & CEO of Integrity says “Since day one at Integrity, we have made it our goal to not only be the best post frame builder in Canada, but develop new and innovative ways to make the industry better. These awards are an honour and we are proud to win, but they are also a testament to the hard work and dedication of an entire team to achieve our goals.”

Myer also added “Every building Integrity builds is custom. That means our customers get our industry leading expertise and are able to add their own ideas to truly make their building something that can be proud of for generations”.