How Much Does a Metal House Kit Cost?

As home prices surge across the nation, many people are looking for alternative ways to make the dream of home ownership come true. Metal houses offer a durable, cost-effective, and comfortable option for people who want to build a new home.

There are many different types of metal building kits to choose from. A high-quality metal home kit will include all the components to construct your home. The kit will arrive on the job site pre-cut, pre-drilled, and ready for home construction.

This guide will outline average metal house kit prices for a wide range of sizes and models. Contact the experts at Titan Steel Structures to learn more about the cost of a metal house kit.

How Much Does a Metal House Kit Cost?

Many factors can affect the total cost of a metal home build. The size, amenities, finishings, location, and more can impact the overall expense of this construction project.

Generally, building a metal house may cost between $50 and $145 per square foot. These prices reflect the total cost to build, including labor and materials.

A steel building kit ranges from $25 to $35 per square foot. This price range does not include labor, delivery fees, or other expenses related to construction.

Metal House Kit Prices By Size

Here is a list of the finished average house kit prices by square footage:

  • 25×30 (1000 sq. ft.): $50,000-$145,000
  • 30×40 (1200 sq. ft.): $60,000-$175,000
  • 30×50 (1500 sq. ft.): $75,000-$215,000
  • 30×60 (1800 sq. ft.): $90,000-$260,000
  • 40×50 (2000 sq. ft.): $100,000-$290,000
  • 40×60 (2400 sq. ft.): $120,000-$350,000
  • 40×80 (3200 sq. ft.): $160,000-$465,000
  • 50×70 (3500 sq. ft.): $175,000-$510,000
  • 50×80 (4000 sq. ft.): $200,000-$580,000
  • 50×100 (5000 sq. ft.): $250,000-$725,000
  • 60×100 (6000 sq. ft.): $300,000-$870,000

The location, customization options, finishings, and other factors will impact the finished building cost. Here is an overview of all costs associated with constructing a steel home kit.

  • Steel framing and building shell (materials): $10-$25 per square foot
  • Shell assembly (labor costs): $5-$10 per square foot
  • Exterior and interior living space finishing: $50-$145 per square foot

Generally, homes with more square feet will have a higher overall cost. However, smaller steel building homes with extensive customizations and finishings may end up costing more despite their lower square footage.

Metal House Kit Prices By Type

The type of metal house kit you choose can impact the overall cost of constructing your home.

Typically, metal house kits range from $25 to $35 per square foot. These kits contain all the necessary components to construct the exterior shell of the house.

Metal house kits contain:

  • Posts
  • Beams
  • Exterior walls
  • Windows
  • Doors
  • Fasteners

Metal house kits include blueprints to guide construction and save you money on labor.

The Cost of Delivery and Labor For a Metal Building Kit

Choosing a metal building kit can save you time, money, and effort during the construction process. When you buy a metal building kit, the manufacturer or retailer will deliver it directly to the job site, ready for assembly.

There is typically a delivery fee included in the total cost of the metal home kit. However, some manufacturers or retailers may charge separately for this service. In most cases, delivery of a steel building kit is between 5% and 10% of the total price of the kit.

Labor costs can vary from location to location. There are several types of labor associated with steel building construction. Here is a breakdown of the costs involved to construct and finish a steel home kit.

Construction

Metal building construction typically costs between $5 and $10 per square foot. This cost includes assembly and setting up the metal shell. Finishing costs range from $35 to $110 per square foot.

General contractor

A general contractor can monitor and manage the complete build. This can cost from $50 to $150 an hour. Hiring a general contractor will reduce the risk of errors and delays in construction.

Structural engineer

A structural engineer can evaluate the structural integrity of an existing steel structure. They can also ensure the structural soundness of a new building. A structural engineer may charge between $100 and $220 per hour.

Interior design

An interior designer focuses on creating an interior living space that meets your needs. They may provide guidance on flooring options, appliances, and other interior aspects that impact the livability and appearance of your home. An interior designer may charge between $50 to $200 per hour.

Get a Custom Quote on a Metal House Kit Now

Contact the specialists at Titan Steel Structures for a customized quote for your project or guidance during the construction of your metal building kit.

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