Metal Buildings in Benson, NC
Tucker Built Construction LLC builds metal buildings for homeowners, landowners, and business owners across Benson, NC and the surrounding counties. If you need a shop behind the house, a barn for equipment and animals, or a commercial metal building on your property, a metal building is a fast, durable way to add covered, secure space without the cost and timeline of traditional stick-frame construction.
The difference with our metal buildings is that one company handles the whole project. We supply the building and erect it, and we pour the concrete slab it sits on. That means the site prep, the pad, the structure, and the doors and openings all come from the same crew — you are not left coordinating a concrete contractor, a building supplier, and an erection crew on the same piece of ground.
We take on residential metal shops, garages, and barns, and commercial metal buildings, across Johnston, Harnett, Wake, Wayne, Sampson, and Cumberland counties. Whether the site is in Benson, on acreage near Dunn, or at a commercial lot in Clayton, the process is the same: planning and sizing, site prep and grading, slab, erection, doors and openings, and permits — all documented in a written scope up front.
What's Included
A clear look at the work this service covers, for residential and commercial properties alike.
How the Project Works
One builder, start to finish — no handoffs to strangers mid-project.
Call
Start with a phone call to (919) 868-4997. Tell us what you want to build, where the lot is, and how you plan to use the space.
On-Site Walkthrough
We visit the site, check the grade and access, and talk through the size, door placement, and intended use so the building fits the lot and the way you work.
Written Scope & Quote
You receive a written scope covering planning, site prep, slab, erection, and openings — with a quote — so you know exactly what is included before anything is ordered.
Build
We prep and grade the site, pour the concrete slab, erect the building, and install the doors and openings — one crew, start to finish.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished building with you, confirm every item in the scope is complete, and answer any questions before we wrap up.
What Affects the Cost
We do not publish price lists because no two projects are the same. These are the factors that drive cost — we walk through each one in your written quote.
Building Size
A larger footprint means more steel, more concrete for the slab, and more labor to erect. The square footage of the building is one of the biggest drivers of overall cost.
Height & Clear Span
Taller walls and wider clear spans require heavier framing and larger footings. A tall building for equipment or a wide-open commercial bay costs more than a low residential shop.
Site Prep & Grading
A flat, open lot needs less work than a sloped or wooded site. Clearing, grading, and building up a level pad all add to the project before the slab is ever poured.
Slab Thickness & Reinforcement
A slab built for light storage costs less than one engineered for heavy vehicles, equipment, or a commercial use. Thickness, reinforcement, and load rating all affect the concrete cost.
Doors & Openings
The number, size, and type of doors — walk doors, roll-up doors, large equipment openings — each add to the cost. More and larger openings mean more framing and hardware.
Permit & Site Access
Permit requirements and how easily crews and concrete trucks can reach the site — including driveway length, staging area, and road access — affect the overall project.
Permits & Inspections
Most metal building projects — the slab, the structure, and any electrical or plumbing run to the building — require a building permit. Permits for properties in this area are issued by your county or town inspections department, and the property owner should expect inspections at set stages of the work, including the slab and the final.
We review permit requirements for your project as part of putting together your written scope, so there are no surprises about what your local inspections department will need to see before, during, and after the build.
We work with inspections departments across all six counties we serve, and most often with Johnston County.
We pull the permits for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you pour the concrete slab, or do I hire a separate contractor for that?
We pour the slab ourselves. Because we supply the building, pour the concrete, and erect it, one company handles the whole project from site prep to finished building — you are not coordinating three separate crews on the same pad.
What kinds of metal buildings do you build?
We build residential metal shops, garages and barns, and commercial metal buildings. Whether you need a shop behind the house in Benson, a barn on acreage outside Four Oaks, or a commercial building in Clayton, tell us the use and the size and we will plan it with you.
How do we figure out the right size for my building?
We start with how you plan to use the space — what you are storing, parking, or working in — and the footprint your lot allows. During the on-site walkthrough we look at the site, talk through clearances and door placement, and document the size and layout in the written scope before anything is ordered.
Can you add doors and openings to a metal building?
Yes. Walk doors, roll-up doors, and framed openings for access are part of the build. We plan the openings for how you will actually move equipment and vehicles in and out, and they are listed in the written scope.
How do I get started on a metal building?
Call (919) 868-4997 or submit a request through our contact form. We schedule an on-site walkthrough, review the site and your intended use, and deliver a written scope and quote covering site prep, slab, erection, and openings before any work starts.
Towns We Serve
Based in Benson, NC and working across Johnston, Harnett, Wake, Wayne, Sampson and Cumberland counties.
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