Universal Steel Buildings Construction Division has recently announced the supply and construction of two pre engineered metal buildings to DDM Properties for Jo's Globe Distributing CO, a retail beer distributorship in Morgantown, West Virginia.
The project includes the supply and construction of a fifteen hundred square foot building attached to a new 5625 square foot building also supplied and constructed by Universal Steel Buildings Construction Division.
The attractive new building has light stone exterior wall sheeting with fern green trim, gutters and downspouts. The innovative paint used by Universal Steel Buildings on their Olympia Steel Buildings comes with a forty year warranty, making for a maintenance free exterior that never needs painting. This high technology paint coating is a cool coating designed to act as a thermal barrier to reflect the sun's rays, keeping the insides of metal buildings up to 20% cooler and reducing HVAC costs year round.
Mr Mike Marrara of DDM Properties said that "The building is great. The building has everything we need office space, cool warehousing for the beer we distribute, easy access truck bays for loading and unloading the product and a showroom where customers can choose from the many different types of beer and wine that we have on display."
Jo's Globe Distributing Company is committed to providing outstanding customer service, selection and value. They pride themselves on being a company where customer service means fast, quality service and a friendly attitude. The retail beer distributor’s products include wheat beer, non alcoholic beer, American and imported beers, wine and other quality products.
Mr Jonathan Mass, company Design Estimator, said that "Olympia Steel Buildings can be used for just about anything you need. The quality of the buildings is unbeatable and we are proud to be supplying them and putting them up. It gives a great sense of satisfaction when you can look at a great looking building and say, we did this, we supplied and put this building up."
